Download e-book for iPad: Between Hell and Hope: Teaching Humanity in an Imperfect by Leanne Lawrence

"With the phrases of Leanne Lawrence, you're brought to a global of incarcerated, not easy human shells of depression. Leanne has the means to discover the humanity inside of all of the inmates and brings their tales to web page after riveting web page. She describes their uncooked, own trips with no passing judgement. She has been given a present as a result of their belief; her present to us in go back is tales which are haunting and challenging..."
-Sadie Darnell, Sheriff: Alachua County, FL

"This is a gritty, street-wise little e-book with a tremendous center. it's a complete cup for the parched lips of the voice-less. Leanne Lawrence tells from the interior out how hearts shot filled with soreness will be mended. She tells how the anguished could come to talk now not in requiem, relatively with wish and thanksgiving. This publication will holiday your center, and you may mend to be the higher for it."
-Will Irby, writer and Journalist

"I like (Leanne's) voice in those tales and how (she) unearths a knot of ache (about pit bulls or rape) and holds out to it, instead of quick unravels it..."
-Michael Ames: Director/Vanderbilt collage Press: Nashville, TN

"This booklet will take you into one other global the place middle and humor are necessary to survival. this excellent instructor has been our GED teacher on the county penitentiary for a few years and he or she alterations lives on a daily basis. learn it! it is going to open your eyes and your middle and make you chortle out loud!"
-Ellen West, Ed.D., central: Loften highschool, Ret.

"Witnessing Leanne engage along with her scholars is actually outstanding. She has a normal skill to domesticate development and thought in her school room. simply while inmates imagine they are at a lifeless finish, Leanne indicates them a street they by no means knew existed..."
-Shane Guthrie: lecture room Tutor/Department of the Jail

"Between Hell and desire takes the reader to the sting and makes them are looking to jump!"
-Linda Cue: Alachua County Library District/Former penitentiary Librarian