If You Touch, I'll Tell

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IF YOU TOUCH, I'LL TELL is more than just a book! It's an alarm system for children!

Parents need to be sure that their children are aware of the potential danger and harm that threatens
them each day. With this book, parents and children can come together to have an important discussion
on staying safe and avoiding child predators.

Preventing a child from being abused is one of the most important things trusted adults can do.
Prevention is better than a cure, especially in the case of sexual abuse. This book teaches children to use
their voice power to deactivate predators.

This book serves a similar purpose to the security alert symbol outside your home, warning thieves to
stay away. Every book comes with five paper badges that your child can wear daily, as a warning to
predators that they have voice power and will use it! This book includes a short note to a trusted adult
on who predators are, where they lurk, and how to teach children about inappropriate touching.

Author Bio

Dr. Shamina Aubuchon holds a Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences, with a focus in Immunology, from Eastern
Virginia Medical School. She did her postdoctoral fellowship at the David Geffen School of Medicine, at
the University of California, Los Angeles. She has several scientific publications on the immunology of
Type one diabetes, even receiving a publication spotlight in the JDRF's nPOD magazine in 2011.

Dr. Aubuchon is a survivor of child sexual abuse and an advocate for children in those horrific and
traumatizing situations. She knew it was her purpose to write this book but suppressed the calling within
her. Dr. Aubuchon was born in the Commonwealth of Dominica and resides in Virginia with her husband
and two children. Mariia Luzina was born in 1994, in the small city of Kryvyi, Ukraine, where she lived with her
grandparents. At the age of 15 she immigrated to Naples, Italy, to live with her mother, where she
obtained a degree in Political Science at the L'Orientale University. From a very young age, Mariia
loved to draw, so mush so, that went to an art school when she was passionate about art, she
considered drawing just a hobby. When she was 20, her best friend encouraged her to become an
illustrator for children's books. Mariia decided to give it a try and has never looked back!