I am pleased to present
my latest and most important book
Will-Yam in the Land of Giants
by William E. Steinman.
6 X 9 Case bound, 384 pages.
Published by Wesoomi Publishing®.

The Final War

It is time to begin the final war of liberation. That is the war to liberate children. The adversaries are child abusers and stonewalling bureaucrats wherever we find them. It is the bureaucrats who will attempt to prevent any real change in how we care for children. Child abusers are supported and aided by bureaucrats the world over. Now it is time to take them on.
The opening salvo was fired by John Dewey many years ago with his laboratory schools. That was repulsed and business went on as usual. In 1964 and 1970, Holt and Silberman launched another assault with their books on education, but the entrenched bureaucrats shook it off with hardly a shudder. Again business went on as usual.
Now it is time to get organized and take this war seriously. This book is the final call to arms for the champions of children everywhere. It is time to get off the dime and saddle up. If we don't act soon, it will be too late, for our kids and for Western civilization.
The ultimate goal is the liberation of mankind.
The strategic goal is to liberate children that they might accomplish the ultimate goal.
One tactic is to interrupt child abuse everywhere it manifests.
A concomitant tactic is to nurture the genius in children of all ages.
The enabling tactic is to provide our kids with real education.

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Here is what Midwest Book Review had to say about this biook:
Will-Yam in the Land of Giants
William E. Steinman
Wesoomi Publishing
PO Box 656, Ortonville, MI 48462

Philosopher and abuse survivor William Steinman shares his deepest concerns and calls readers to action in Will-Yam in the Land of Giants: Interrupting Child Abuse and Nurturing the Genius, a discussion of the ills afflicting children today and what is needed to stop the maltreatment and nurture children to their fullest potential. At times emotional or sharp-tongued, Will-Yam in the Land of Giants stresses very real social problems including a stifling educational system that focuses too heavily on the kids most in trouble, child sexual abuse, exploitation, the greed of athletic companies in dictating the futures of sports players too young to make life-changing decisions, and much more. The testimony of Steinman's own childhood experiences - mild compared to some yet so severely terrible they left permanent scars on his life - drives home his call for reform. Some of his prospective ideas may be controversial, such as completely eliminating competitive sports and their accompanying elitism or big-company exploitation from schools, and adopting a twelve-month school year as well as a federal-only educational funding plan. Yet the very real need to improve quality of life and opportunity for young people who cannot speak up or vote for themselves is beyond dispute. Highly recommended.

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