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David DeWitt has done it once more! In his latest book, "Bullying...Applying Handwriting Analysis to Detect Potential Signs and Effects", David DeWitt puts forth a timely hypothesis that carries great import for contemporary American society.

As a certified Graphoanalyst, David DeWitt has spent a lifetime studying the link between human behavior and handwriting. This field of endeavor is referred to as Graphology and is a science unto itself. I have personally witnessed this man as he applied his extensive knowledge to analyzing the handwriting of interested volunteers ...and the results of his findings were incredibly accurate! The individuals involved were, to a person, amazed by the insights that he garnered based upon their handwriting samples.

Above all, David DeWitt is a humanist of the highest caliber and his altruism has inspired him to deploy his unique skill set for the betterment of mankind. On October 7, 2003, young Ryan Halligan's life ended as a result of recurrent bullying by his peers. John Halligan, Ryan's father, has since made it his mission to speak out publicly against bullying and to alert people to its many and varied warning signs. Having met Mr. Halligan personally, David DeWitt was touched by Ryan's tragedy and was compelled to marshal his graphoanalytic talents in the war against bullying.

In his newest work, "Bullying...Applying Handwriting Analysis to Detect Potential Signs and Effects", David DeWitt methodically exposes the reader to the links between handwriting and possible aggressive and dishonest behavior. This book is not just for parents ...we are all involved in the battle against bullying.

I endorse David DeWitt in his literary efforts and highly recommend this book to you. Simply stated, this is a must read. --John De Mado, John De Mado Language Seminars, LLC Author/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, McGraw-Hill, Pearson