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Book Review Of ' A Mother's Story'

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Book Review Of ' A Mother's Story'

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1DISCUSSION..................................................................................................................................1CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4
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INTRODUCTIONThe present report is based on social domestic violence. A book has written by a mother,what was the painful journey behind the present success. In this report it has critically explainedher experience, why she wrote this book and the consequences of this shared experience.Definition of family violence, public attitude towards this and legal norms which has been madeby law all these are covering in the given discussion.DISCUSSIONBy reading the 'A Mother's Story', it can be assessed that Rosie Batty's experience wasvery painful. As she belonged to that family with no mother and a distant father, though he lovedhis children but never tried to expressed his feelings. Her painful story began with her connectionGreg (her husband) . Earlier she was not familiar with alcoholic people, but after her marriageshe had to live with such kind of people. They had one younger son of eleven years. Her husbandwas habitual of alcohol. Whenever he drank after that started beating his wife and bad behavewith his son. It was become daily routine. And she felt very bad for her son that in the early stagehe has to face this type of exploitation.This book reveals that up to what extent the worst condition a women had gone through.Batty had written this book because she had lost her loving son due to his husband. And it mightbe possible that other women can get inspired and those who are facing or tolerating similar kindof issues of family violence can come out from their worst condition and empower themselves. Being a reviewer, it has been analysed that the lady Rosie Batty had shared her story withthe world. Because it might happen that she wanted to empower all the women and makeunderstood the world that even after the traumatic situation happened, the woman has that muchcourage to overcome from it. And it also can be possible that she wanted to get learn all the menthat there is nothing in the world which cannot be handle by the women.The key themes can be assessed from the book that women are very sensitive in naturebut can fight with any type of situation in her life. As they always love their family, so in returnit becomes the duty of family members to give equal respect and love to them.The another key point can be made that most of the time the reason behind domestic violence isalcohol or drug users. Because after getting into this they just behave very rude to their family.People say about the issue of domestic violence in Australia is that it negatively affectsthe children and upcoming generation. The children has more tortured by the issue related to1
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