"This book is an important and unique addition to
the list of prevention tools so necessary for the
youth of today's world. Sunny's Story opens a
dialogue between parents and their children."
Dr. Deborah Prothrow-Stith,
Professor of Practice and Associate Dean Harvard
School of Public Health
"We as educators and parents need to be as strong in
voice as Sunny is in the story. This story has to be
told. Thank you for the opportunity to be part of a
program that will save lives."
David Hay, Elementary School Principal
"The book about Sunny will be such an asset to our
language arts and health curriculum.... It will be
required reading for my school."
Dr. Lynn Moore, Middle School Principal
"Ian's story, told through the eyes of his dog,
Sunny, will help children understand how even 'good
kids' can fall prey to the lure of drugs. The
commitment of Ian's family helps young people and
their parents understand the danger never stops.
Having the courage to face hard issues is he only
way to keep our children safe."
Salvatore J. Corda, Ph.D,
Superintendent of Schools
Norwalk Public Schools
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"Through the voice of the family dog and in a tender
and thoughtful way, Sunny's Story brings to light
one of the most challenging issues facing children,
parents and educators today."
Robert. B. Charles,
former Assistant Secretary of State,
under Colin Powell, for International
Narcotics and Law Enforcement
"Sunny's Story begins as any child's storybook.
Tragically, its ending reflects real life as it is
experienced by far too many families. It's unique
approach in helping children consider the
consequences of their actions and impacts upon their
families is very powerful. Sunny's Story would be a
valuable read for all youngsters and their parents!"
Calvina Fay,
Executive Director of Drug Free America Foundation,
Inc.
"I've decided to give Sunny's Story as a special
gift to my grandchildren and all of my friend's
children."
Kileen Doyle,
Grandmother of three grandchildren
"A heartfelt story on how one's decisions effects
family and relationships."
Pat Vigilo,
Middle School Health Class Teacher
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