What will you do to rescue your child?
If you care about your children but sometimes feel like throwing up your hands, Endangered will renew your confidence that no matter how great the odds, the love you give them is still the most decisive factor.
Every parent and educator wants to be more effective. Endangered will show you how, not by offering child-rearing tips, but by transforming the way you view children and empowering you to act on the innate wisdom you already possess.
Lovingly written...less a how-to than a bold instrument of advocacy for kids everywhere. Publishers Weekly
Superb...As a gang mediator, guidance counsellor, and priest, I applaud this author's insights. Steven J. Angi, Seton High School, Cincinnati
Instead of mere advice, Arnold offers a noble philosophy of parenting. A graceful writer, he is most welcome to the field. Booklist
Stunning...Who would have thought that there was anything new to say about childhood? Arnold surprises us at every turn. Diane Komp, MD, Prof. of Pediatrics, Yale Univ.
Lucid and readable...Arnold channels us from the global to the specific, and creates a sense that the individual might be able to impinge on the situation after all. Bloomsbury Review
In our hard-charging culture, children often get pushed to the edges of our crowded schedules. Arnold understands the pressures, but points to another way. His book is practical and compelling. Timothy Jones, author, Nurturing a Child's Soul
Arnold again emerges as a passionate advocate for a civil society, one that loves children and allows them to be children...This is inspiring reading, and not just for parents. Library Journal
"Many things can wait. Children cannot. Their name is today."
