Having been abused as a kid myself, I was the victims being a parent, I was the mother being a man, I was the abuser. The story’s truth had my inner organs hiding behind each other, shifting all around. I stayed in bed for 2 days and read it slowly. 'I’m writing to tell you how much I admired and relished Mondays are Yellow, Sundays are Grey. I appreciate your bringing this book to my attention.' Dr. 'I was very impressed with the writer’s account and with her accomplishment of dealing with her own and her daughters’ abuse experiences. I’m sure that it will be of tremendous help to both survivors and mothers of survivors.' -Caren Durante, M.Ed.

'I liked Mondays are Yellow, Sundays are Grey so much that I bought a couple of copies for my office and they are rotating amongst my clients. 'This is a gripping story which I read from start to finish at one sitting.' (Geist) 'Well paced and … excruciatingly well written.' (Quill and Quire) 'I recommend it to anyone, including most physicians who need a better understanding of human responses to suffering.' (Willard Edwin Smith, BSc, MD, FRCP) I was so in love with them, there at the door of their bedroom, that all I could think of was murder.' You'd have to be anesthetized to put the book down at this point.' (Toronto Star) She hits the reader in the gut on page 1: 'In 1982, when my daughters were four and one, I decided to kill them. 'Ellen Prescott writes with a literary flair that adds to the power of her story. At a time when so much focus is on convictions and criminals, I found this a moving reminder that the reality of these situations is much more complex.' (Ros Coward Observer) Instead, it's a painful account of how the children are harmed and how communities respond to such accusations. There are no arrests, no happy endings and no one gets 'healed'.

'A true story about Ellen's discovery that her daughters were being sexually abused by their father.

No More Hurt by Eaton Hamilton