Pennyworth Books

The Quiet Room

A Journey Out of the Torment of Madness

Written by Lori Schiller and Amanda Bennett

Published by Warner Books, 1994

Lori Schiller, together with her practitioners and family present an intensive account of her personal struggle and recovery through schizophrenia. She reveals the torment of her illness, along with details of ultimately who and what helped deliver her from severe psychosis to stabilization. Amazingly, Lori goes on to take what she has learned to help out others.

This account has a strong impact since it provides a very personal viewpoint of schizophrenia. It reveals how life was turned upside down because of a very serious mental illness. There are many lessons in this extraordinary retelling of a long, hard-fought recovery process. It calls one to remember not to give up hope even in dire circumstances.

Some of the most outstanding passages include:

Dr. Jane Doller on schizophrenia: “…What is there in any human being’s…

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Another incredible book by world renowned author, James Patterson.

Mary, Mary is yet another book in the series about Dr. Alex Cross. Others include the movie Along Came a Spider in which Morgan Freeman plays Dr. Cross, a forensic profiler.

James Patterson is in my opinion the best writer of all time. He knows how to really grab the attention of his audience and his cross-referencing to Dr. Cross’ experiences in other books makes one feel part of the story. You didn’t need to read the whole series to make sense of each book individually, however.

He doesn’t beat about the bush with senseless, long-winded descriptions and setting the mood – instead he sticks to the story at hand with just enough detail to make the story realistic.

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