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Book · 2019 · Family violence

No Visible Bruises

by Rachel Louise Snyder · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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It is no visible Bruises by Rachel Louise Snider.
Gilbert Cruz · The Book Review · Nov 2019 Listen at 46:03

Why people recommend it

No Visible Bruises by Rachel Louise Snyder is a deeply reported investigative non-fiction book that examines the hidden epidemic of domestic violence in America. On The Book Review podcast episode titled Rethinking the Epidemic of Domestic Violence, broadcast on July 18, 2024, host Pamela Paul welcomed guest Rachel Louise Snyder to the program to discuss her new book detailing this critical social issue. Later, on a separate episode of The Book Review titled 10 Best Books of 2019, released on the same date, host Gilbert Cruz highlighted the publication by introducing it as the fourth non-fiction selection on the prestigious ten best list. Throughout these discussions, the podcast hosts underscored the urgency and meticulous reporting behind the author's examination of abusive relationships, systemic failures, and community responses. The book received critical acclaim for shedding light on a pervasive crisis that often remains concealed behind closed doors. By featuring the author and her work, the podcast episodes provided an essential platform for raising awareness about intimate partner violence and the urgent need for comprehensive reform in how society addresses domestic abuse.

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“it is no visible Bruises by Rachel Louise Snider”
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“Rachel Lise Snyder will be here to talk about her new book no visible bruises”
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“I will add one more to that which is to read this book the book again is called no visible bruises what we don't know about domestic violence can kill us”