Warming the Stone Children

Warming the Stone Children
Christine Sandor
Publish America
ISBN: 1-4137-9342-8
Non-Fiction, Memoir, Inspirational
Reviewed by Vianna Renaud

This amazing story focuses on the trauma of mother-daughter sexual abuse and the consequent healing that took place in one woman’s life. This beautifully woven tale of personal strength and determination will give you further insight into an area rarely talked about; that of mother-daughter abuse. Written as the author’s personal journey, you will be transported into Ms. Sandor’s childhood world and will be able to accompany her through her times of trials and tribulations.
I have rarely come across a book that has been as open and honest about such a horrible and unfortunate circumstance as abuse. As I read her story, I became completely enthralled and simply couldn’t put it down. Through her storytelling talent, the reader could not help but be transported to her world. Because of this, I think that one must applaud Ms. Sandor’s courage and inner strength to have been able to come out on the other side of this hellish journey. In spite of the abuse, her divorce, and other life disappointments, her faith in God has shown true. Her strength has been incredible and I found this to be one of the most inspirational stories I have read in a very long time. Well done, Ms. Sandor, for giving us such a wonderfully touching and inspiring book.