Review of Uncivilized Social Worker

Grey67 · Post by **Grey67** » 04 Sep 2021, 01:58

Very direct to the hidden dangers regarding some scrupulous social workers. Parents and even the singles who are having it in mind to and to have children can take caution not carelessly put their children under the care any social worker.

review-specialist · Post by **review-specialist** » 04 Sep 2021, 11:07

To prey on anyone especially children is surely being a 'monster of society'. Great review.

G D H · Post by **G D H** » 04 Sep 2021, 21:41

I always have ample mental space to read works which inspire provocative thoughts and touch on aspects of social life in all its ramifications. It is not every day that an author comes up with a novel titled Uncivilized Social Worker . I hope to catch up soon with “The monsters of Society” in this novel that promises to thrill and teach.

An informative review !

Virginia Mati · Post by **Virginia Mati** » 05 Sep 2021, 14:23

Wow. This is such an amazing, fascinating read. The author's writings relates well to what is still happening to some pars of the world. This being a real-time issue, every parent should consider this read for awareness purposes. Great review.

Cátia Rato · Post by **Cátia Rato** » 06 Sep 2021, 06:56

I'm intrigued by this book, it is such an important matter to take into account and it is not well enough explored. Thank you for the review, excellent work!

MayorE · Post by **MayorE** » 06 Sep 2021, 11:11

This book seems to have a lot of real life lessons to learn from. Thank you for an honest review

Kaitlyn Canedy · Post by **Kaitlyn Canedy** » 07 Sep 2021, 01:57

Wow. I did not know that there were illegal social workers kidnapping children. This is vile and I am glad that the author is exposing what actually happens in this career field. Thanks for the review.

April Faye E · Post by **April Faye E** » 07 Sep 2021, 10:58

As a parent this book was very interesting and you have a lot to learned from it from being security consius and being protective from our own children.
Thank you for the author of this book keep up the good work

John Emmanuel 5 · Post by **John Emmanuel 5** » 07 Sep 2021, 16:20

A stich in time save nine. The book has cover an extensive part of upbringing. Bravo!

Loranne Cachia · Post by **Loranne Cachia** » 08 Sep 2021, 03:35

These realities are eye-opening to say the least! True experiences shock but at the same time matures one's level of understanding.
This book will be on my list to read in the coming days for sure!

Rose186 · Post by **Rose186** » 08 Sep 2021, 04:19

This books sounds very interesting and the review is well written! I'm excited to read this book

Taurus_27496 · Post by **Taurus_27496** » 08 Sep 2021, 11:44

The review is so articulate and interesting. As a kids lover, I find this story all the more appealing. Thank you for pointing out the importance of caution.

Honest-reviewer · Post by **Honest-reviewer** » 09 Sep 2021, 01:29

This book talks about some serious issues. I would like to know more about this. Thanks for wonderful review!

Hunter Roberts · Post by **Hunter Roberts** » 16 Sep 2021, 20:51

I was compelled to read this novella in one sitting. It is a true lesson in psychological warfare. The crime syndicates use shock psychology along with extreme methods of gaslighting, and psychology using doors, knocking, pounding, bells, and bell tones to take control of their targets. Yes, this is a story about a mother whose children were kidnapped, but it armed me with knowledge if I were to fall in the hands of any criminal public servant. Medical kidnappings with adults are real, bad cops are real. These things can happen to anyone. I got really ticked off that this element has woven themselves into our society. I have to read this again because there is a lot to discover. The writer's ex-lover, Will and his family were definitely in a crime family. She doesn't spell everything out but drops clues if you pay attention.