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| Book Review: The Wolf |
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| Written by Patricia Turnier, LL.M (Master's degree in Law)/ LL. D (PhD in Law) Candidate in 2016 |
| Friday, 14 August 2026 17:21 |
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[Le loup means in English The Wolf] This is an important book that can save lives. The title is a metaphor symbolizing the sexual abuser. The paperback was written by a woman who herself suffered incest during her childhood. The authoress does not discuss her personal experience in the book, but her story offers hope because she managed to survive. The writeress is committed to child protection with the support of, among others, the collective of associations Prévenir et Protéger (Prevent and Protect), the Pact for Childhood of the Ministries of Health and National Education, UNICEF, and CIIVISE1.
The book, penned for children, aims to be preventative. Kids who read this book will understand that their bodies must be respected and that they have the right to say no to anyone who asks them to do things that make them uncomfortable. This book should be translated into several languages and should be used as an educational tool starting in elementary school. The publisher recommends reading the book from the age of three. It is advisable that this be done with a trusted adult who is able to answer the child's questions appropriately, if necessary. The paperback includes a companion workbook written by a clinical psychologist (particularly for parents and child professionals) with relevant phone numbers and website addresses in Quebec, Switzerland, France, and Belgium. It contains preventative questions that might be asked to children, as well as strategies to use when a kid discloses abuse they have experienced. The information is presented in a non-judgmental and reassuring way to foster awareness in children.
The paperback is affordably priced, making it accessible to all. This is important because this is a book of great public benefit. It is among the best for children, aiming to break the taboo of incest and prevent other types of sexual abuse. Moreover, this book has been very well received by the public, with nearly 5-star ratings across all Amazon.fr reviews.
[Editress’note: This review is dedicated to all children worldwide because they must be protected]
The book is available in French on www.amazon.ca and .fr
------------------------------- 1 La Commission indépendante sur l'inceste et les violences sexuelles faites aux enfants (The Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence Against Children) is a French commission of inquiry created in March 2021 following the emergence of the #MeToo incest movement, whose findings confirm the massive nature of sexual violence against minors and incest. |



