International Reviews
British Journal of Social Work
"This book is a ‘must’ for professionals involved in the support, investigation and research of child abuse. …(it) is an insightful and invaluable read. The reader will experience a sound and critical integration of research combined with the children’s experiences."
Child Abuse and Neglect
"… the strength of the book is the authors’ focus on ensuring that children who have been abused have their own voices heard. The voices of these children provide compelling insights into the dynamics of abuse. This book is a timely reminder that when children are abused they need to heard, … for their views and opinions to be listened to with respect, and for these views to be taken into account when planning services and treatment which affect them."
Australian Social Work
"This book is essential reading for anyone who is contemplating research with children. (It) is accessible, readable and thought provoking and it is hoped that powerful messages from this book encourage debate and further research on an important topic, namely the necessity for children to voice their experiences."
Te Awatea Journal New Zealand
"The book remains true to a child-centred philosophy… The theoretical discussions are conducted in a way that maintains the centrality of children to the research. The truth is longer than a lie will appeal to a wide range of professionals who work with children. The book is easy to read and practical. It succeeds in valuing children and what they have to say…"
Journal of Interprofessional Care
"This is an accessible, well written book in which the authors raise important issues for all professional and adults, challenging their views and perception of ‘children’. The truth is longer than a lie is invaluable reading for all child protection specialists, social and health care professionals, the legal professionals and anyone working with abused children."
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