Biographies and Real Life Stories
Am I a Good Girl Yet?
'Carolyn has a superb and honest style and her book title is very appropriate. Anyone with a love for people will want to understand what she has suffered.... a valuable read... there is much for us to learn about the workings of the mind, the influence of demons and the mighty power of God.'
Evangelicals Now, July 2006
'Carolyn Bramhall's expose... is riveting and definitely not for the fainthearted.'
Christianity, May 2006
'(A) tremendous story... a record of a remarkable woman and her experiences... Her journey has been long and very painful but throughout she testifies to the grace of God'.
English Churchman, April 2006
'Although frightening in some ways, her story is also a demonstration of God's power to deal with anything, no matter how deep-rooted or terrifying.'
Christian Marketplace, April 2006
Betsy
'(I)n this racy, popularising biography... here at last is the Full Betsy. Jean Hatton has raked through the surviving 47 volumes of the prison reformer's handwritten journals and holds nothing back'.
'We learn that the woman who made history by entering Newgate prison alone and taming its savage inhabitants, ...and who went on to become an international star and adviser to monarchs and prime ministers, was an extraordinary vulnerable creature underneath, prone to ...every form of insecurity.'
'Now, thanks to this recklessly honest book, she has at last emerged as an all-round human being whom her huge, extended circle of present-day relations can be quietly proud of.'
Andrew Barrow, The Spectator, 30 July 2005
The Hospital by the River
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'This moving account is recommended for public libraries and specialized collections on women's studies and obstetrics/midwifery.'
Noemie Maxwell, Library Journal, May 2005