Global Child Abuse Prevention Strategies Step-By-Step Guide & Ebook Launched
Aug 22, 2022
Houston ,United States - August 22, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Connected Spirit Publications, publisher of books and stories that empower, inspire, unite, and uplift the mind, body, heart, and spirit, announces the release of Somebody Has to Protect the Children – for parents, teachers, coaches, mentors, counselors, guardians, and anyone who cares about children.
More information about Somebody Has To Protect The Children, and author Clif Taylor, can be found at https://www.cliftaylor.com/product/somebody-has-to-protect-the-children-pdf
Since 2006, Connected Spirit Publications (CSP) publisher Clif Taylor, who considers himself as much a messenger as an author and publisher, has written, edited, and published a wide range of books and stories. Diverse in genre and message, Connected Spirit Publications books are typically devoted to spotlighting the gifts, challenges, and wonderment that life brings.
Somebody Has to Protect the Children is a departure from CSP’s uplifting “voice” in that it is an outreach and outcry to society to speak up and help children who have been victims of – or are at risk of – sexual assault.
The uncomfortable, disturbing truths about the rape and sexual assault of children have prevented Connected Sprit Publications Publisher and Author Clif Taylor from being able to remain silent.
“Protecting the children will keep me at a roar because our children are worth it. Their innocent lives depend on the adults in their lives and it’s time for all of us to create a better world and life for them,” Taylor commented.
Known mostly as the author of children’s books like Match, Snowflake, You Are, and Oak Tree, Taylor writes and publishes for children to educate, enlighten, and entertain young readers while revealing the grandeur of nature and life.
“It’s important to me that every child experiences the blessings of life that surround them every day. That’s why CSP’s children’s books share messages of love, beauty, and inclusion. Somebody Has to Protect the Children is my way of asking all adults to help children experience the beauty life offers them without becoming victims of the ills that can befall them,” Taylor added.
Connected Spirit Publications is designed as a reflection of its publisher, Clif Taylor – authentic, purpose-driven, and devoted to positively impacting people and the global environment through meaningful literary works and initiatives.
Somebody Has to Protect the Children is the basis for Taylor’s initiative VSC – Victim, Survivor, Conqueror. Still in early development, VSC presents Taylor’s proprietary 3-step process for transitioning from a victim (of any tragedy, including sexual assault), to a Survivor, and ultimately to a Conqueror.
Formed as the publishing house for Taylor’s first book Connect in 2006, Connected Spirit Publications is a collaborative publishing venture in association with Gold Leaf Press.
Clif Taylor explained, “Being a survivor can happen naturally after living through a traumatic experience and learning how to move on. But conquering the trauma involves awareness of the ability to heal and the determination to discover how healing takes place,”
The digital edition of Somebody Has to Protect the Children and more books from Connected Spirit Publications can be found at https://www.cliftaylor.com
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