Charlie Mitchell

Easy to read about a very disturbing series of events. The abuse is described fairly graphically and some people might find it too disturbing to read ...

Even if you don't know Dundee, the areas where the book is set will come to mean something to you. The tragedy of one child's isolation and torment is unbearable, to think that he wasn't alone beggars belief.

Charlie Mitchell is brave to present his story for the world to see; in doing so he hopes to help others realise they can make good show more choices for themselves. show less

It's not that this book isn't factual, it's just pretty dry reading. It's just a list of one incident after another that contributed to the dumpster fire that is the Trump presidency. Cybersecurity is field where you will never will be caught up with the current state of threats, and never have the resources to do so. Add incompetent decisions being made to the mix, and you have events like our elections being hacked and our power grid going down. And who decided that hacktivists was a word?

A rare item. A copy is held by the National Library of Australia. 130 pages. I have not viewed this book but its catalogue record indicated it was 'approved by the W.A.F.L.'. The WAFL collectibles website https://waflcollectables.webs.com/ classifies it as a WAFL (Western Australian Football League) history.