Diary of a Victim

About the Book

Diary of a victim was originally published in 2004 with Publish America. Now out of print, Diary of A victim, is going to be re-released by Author House, with a new cover, and a more polished text. Diary of a Victim is the story of a teenage girl living in 1980s Pennsylvania. Melissa has disability that requires her to walk with a cane and a leg brace. She also has a learning disability that requires her to go to a school with other students who have learning difficulties. While Melissa is at the school, she encounters ridicule because of her disability. Join Melissa as she turns the tables on her bullies and defends her self-esteem.

About the Author

Diane Saks is an 8 year resident of Arizona. She recently received her English Literature Bachelor of Arts degree from Arizona State University. Diane, who is an author of novels pertaining to disabled people facing the challenges of everyday life, is a 2 year member of ACT( Ability Counts Tempe) that is an organization for the students of Arizona State University Tempe campus , for the disabled and the non-disabled to join. Our goal is to let people know that the disabled are capable of just about anything. She is reissuing Diary of a Victim that was originally published in 2004. It has a new cover and the book has been tweaked to read clearer.