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Reading, Writing and the Hickory Stick coping with loss Some Christians questioned the needAuthor irwin Hyman Foreword by Phil donahue Publisher Lexington Books; First Edition (January 1, 1990) Binding hardcover with dustjacket Condition very good with dustjacket protected with brodart Archival covering Summary "Reading, Writing and the Hickory Stick" by Irwin A. Hyman, with a foreword by Phil Donahue, is an eye opening examination of the physical and psychological abuse faced by children in American schools. Hyman exposes the hidden