Schools are up and down the news every day. The only thing that's not revealed is the celebrity, the athlete, and so on. While the school may be a major cause of injury from the perpetrator, the victim can remain a lifelong wound and the damage can be a huge blow to the life of one person. The trauma of this period can be a new damage to adults and a bigger social event. The case of the school explosion is important to all non-parents but also very hidden. The story that has not ended since

This is a story that the author, a domestic school violence attorney, wants to tell to the perpetrators and victims and to us who have been in the immediate context of our lives. From the beginning of the concept of what school violence is, from school to school graduation, to the mental and physical wounds and pain left over by the perpetrators, to asking them whether they should forgive their own tormentors, I am reminded of what is often called extreme parents. While it may be that as the

School violence, one of the most hot issues in recent years, sometimes became bitter like my story. I think what this book is telling us is a little bit of an extension of violence in school. I think it's good to be able to look at and understand events more closely than the stories in the article. I know it's hard to get to a book with a trauma for a student, but I think it'll be a little bit of a book that can be released from the trauma that's left.

It's a book that's been devoted to school violence, which is a hot social subject in media, news stories, journals, essays. The authors' interviews with the victims gave readers an indirect opportunity to share their innocent wounds and think seriously about social problems. I'm not really depressed about the subject, but I've been motivated to work harder and wonder what I can do now, and I think it's a book that gives readers a fresh perspective on the issues of school violence that they see

I've seen a lot of articles that are continuing to continue despite the strengthening of school violence, and I recommend it in a way that many people would like to read and think about it again! It's a good book to focus on, because it's not boring.

There's a lot about school violence in dramas and movies these days. This is what happens, right? I'm so sorry. A real hit person has to live with memories for the rest of his life. But it showed me how to overcome the trauma and I felt a lot of empathy, and it was moving, because I wasn't doing much in school either. So I highly recommend this book, and look at it.

I had a kid who came to the same school senior at the same time as my elementary school, and it hurt me so much that I just got hit for no reason, and I really felt like it was school violence that should be gone. "What if my son is a violent school victim? "I read this book with the thought of doing it, and my daughter said she was so sorry that the violence was so severe these days, and I really want to see it, because if you have kids, I would like to recommend it.

"school Violence, Not Ending Story" is a book that makes you think deeply. I'm honest with you about the horrible realities of school violence and the people who are affected by it. He gives hope in a warm style, and he shows the victims and perpetrators and people around him in different ways. And I was able to feel the scars and the worries that remained after school violence. It's about making you look at your role with hope for the future, and I think you'll be thinking about it a long time

It's still an issue in Korea. Why don't you stop being violent in school? I'm not ready for the second year of marriage, but I think I've been thinking about it all the time. Can we raise children in this world? Can anyone live without trauma in this world? I've been through a lot of trouble, and I'm getting into this book. I hope that the life I've spent with my friends, not just going to be a pain in my head, and I know they weren't, and the feelings I felt, and how I feel about being able to