Shout
Laurie Halse Anderson
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This memoir offers a candid account of surviving sexual assault, rebuilding a voice and turning lived experience into writing, while widening the focus to consent, rape culture and other survivors’ stories.
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Laurie Halse Anderson
This memoir offers a candid account of surviving sexual assault, rebuilding a voice and turning lived experience into writing, while widening the focus to consent, rape culture and other survivors’ stories.
Alan Bisset
This is a direct, relationship-focused information book about consent, boundaries and respect, with attention to online influences and challenging bad behaviour. It appears designed to prompt discussion rather than tell a fictional story.
Tamara Thompson
A topical, discussion-oriented introduction to medical ethics. It covers competing positions on testing and consent, including cases involving vulnerable people, animals, genetic information and international research.