Not Without My Sister - Revision history

Thorwald: +cult

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	[[Image:Kristina-jones-juliana-buhring-and-celeste-jones.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Authors Kristina, Juliana and Celeste]]		[[Image:Kristina-jones-juliana-buhring-and-celeste-jones.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Authors Kristina, Juliana and Celeste]]
	[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]		[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]
	On 2 July [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''''"Not Without My Sister"''''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].		On 2 July [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''''"Not Without My Sister"''''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] [[cult]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].

	The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on 7 January [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>"Books; Sunday Times bestsellers", ''Sunday Times'', 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Swedish.		The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on 7 January [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>"Books; Sunday Times bestsellers", ''Sunday Times'', 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Swedish.

Thorwald: italics + logical punctuation

2012-08-11T20:49:04Z

italics + logical punctuation

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	[[Image:Kristina-jones-juliana-buhring-and-celeste-jones.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Authors Kristina, Juliana and Celeste]]		[[Image:Kristina-jones-juliana-buhring-and-celeste-jones.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Authors Kristina, Juliana and Celeste]]
	[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]		[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]
	On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].		On 2 July [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''''"Not Without My Sister"''''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].

	The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on January 7, [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>" Books;Sunday Times bestsellers," ''Sunday Times,'' 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese and Swedish.		The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on 7 January [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>"Books; Sunday Times bestsellers", ''Sunday Times'', 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Swedish.

Peter Frouman: /* Television and radio interviews */

2012-02-11T06:43:25Z

Television and radio interviews

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	* [https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/charles-wooley-across-austrlia-2007-07.m4a Charles Wooley: Across Australia] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:10:57, 4M)</small> — 2007-07		* [https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/charles-wooley-across-austrlia-2007-07.m4a Charles Wooley: Across Australia] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:10:57, 4M)</small> — 2007-07
	*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/triplej-john-safran-2007-07-08.mp3 Triple J: John Safran] <small>(MP3, 0:10:06, 9.2M)</small> — 2007-07-08		*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/triplej-john-safran-2007-07-08.mp3 Triple J: John Safran] <small>(MP3, 0:10:06, 9.2M)</small> — 2007-07-08
	~~:<mp3>https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/triplej-john-safran-2007-07-08.mp3\|download</mp3>~~
	*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.m4a BBC Radio Five Live: Stephen Nolan] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:21:22, 3.8M) ([https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.mp3 MP3] -19.7M)</small> — 2007-07-15		*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.m4a BBC Radio Five Live: Stephen Nolan] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:21:22, 3.8M) ([https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.mp3 MP3] -19.7M)</small> — 2007-07-15
	* [[BBC - Heaven and Earth - Children of God]] — 2007-07-22		* [[BBC - Heaven and Earth - Children of God]] — 2007-07-22

Panglossolalia: add info about translations, remove non-working movingon.org links until the site is back up

2009-03-26T14:20:52Z

add info about translations, remove non-working movingon.org links until the site is back up

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	On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].		On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].

	The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on January 7, [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>" Books;Sunday Times bestsellers," ''Sunday Times,'' 2008-03-16.</ref> The book is scheduled to be ~~released in the [[United States]]~~ in ~~April 2008~~.		The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on January 7, [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>" Books;Sunday Times bestsellers," ''Sunday Times,'' 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese and Swedish.



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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.notwithoutmysister.com/ Not Without My Sister] — The official site for the book. Includes a guestbook, author biographies, photographs, a blog and excerpts from the book.		* [http://www.notwithoutmysister.com/ Not Without My Sister] — The official site for the book. Includes a guestbook, author biographies, photographs, a blog and excerpts from the book.
	* [http://~~www~~.~~movingon~~.~~org~~/~~article~~.~~asp~~?~~sID~~=~~4&Cat=24&ID=4201 movingon.org~~: Not Without my Sister] ~~– 2007-06-19~~ — ~~discussion of~~ the book ~~on the [[MovingOn]] website.~~		* [http://browseinside.harpercollins.co.uk/index.aspx?isbn13=9780007248070 HarperCollins UK: Browse Inside Not Without My Sister] — Publisher site allowing readers to browse selected pages from the book
	* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=49&ID=4255 movingon.org: Update on Not Without My Sister] — 2007-08-10
	*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0007248067?ie=UTF8&tag=risint-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0007248067 Amazon.com: Not Without My Sister: The True Story of Three Girls Violated and Betrayed: Kristina Jones,Celeste Jones,Juliana Buhring] — includes reviews by readers.		*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0007248067?ie=UTF8&tag=risint-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0007248067 Amazon.com: Not Without My Sister: The True Story of Three Girls Violated and Betrayed: Kristina Jones,Celeste Jones,Juliana Buhring] — includes reviews by readers.
	* ISBN ~~0007248063~~ — [[Special:Booksources\|Book sources]] link for the hardcover edition~~<br>~~		* ISBN 9780007248070 — [[Special:Booksources\|Book sources]] link for the hardcover edition
	* ISBN ~~0007248075~~ — Book sources link for the paperback edition		* ISBN 9780007248087 — Book sources link for the paperback edition

	==References==		==References==

Panglossolalia: /* External links */ update link since notwithoutmysister.co.uk is not working now

2009-03-12T17:13:51Z

External links: update link since notwithoutmysister.co.uk is not working now

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.notwithoutmysister.~~co.uk~~/ Not Without My Sister] — The official site for the book. Includes a guestbook, author biographies, photographs, a blog and excerpts from the book.		* [http://www.notwithoutmysister.com/ Not Without My Sister] — The official site for the book. Includes a guestbook, author biographies, photographs, a blog and excerpts from the book.
	* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=4&Cat=24&ID=4201 movingon.org: Not Without my Sister] – 2007-06-19 — discussion of the book on the [[MovingOn]] website.		* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=4&Cat=24&ID=4201 movingon.org: Not Without my Sister] – 2007-06-19 — discussion of the book on the [[MovingOn]] website.
	* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=49&ID=4255 movingon.org: Update on Not Without My Sister] — 2007-08-10		* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=49&ID=4255 movingon.org: Update on Not Without My Sister] — 2007-08-10

Monger: removed {{stub}}

2008-07-05T19:58:22Z

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	[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]		[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]
	On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].		On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].
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	[[Category: Books by former members]]		[[Category: Books by former members]]

Panglossolalia: /* Television and radio interviews */

2008-06-11T19:05:13Z

Television and radio interviews

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	* [https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/charles-wooley-across-austrlia-2007-07.m4a Charles Wooley: Across Australia] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:10:57, 4M)</small> — 2007-07		* [https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/charles-wooley-across-austrlia-2007-07.m4a Charles Wooley: Across Australia] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:10:57, 4M)</small> — 2007-07
	*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/triplej-john-safran-2007-07-08.mp3 Triple J: John Safran] <small>(MP3, 0:10:06, 9.2M)</small> — 2007-07-08		*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/triplej-john-safran-2007-07-08.mp3 Triple J: John Safran] <small>(MP3, 0:10:06, 9.2M)</small> — 2007-07-08
			:<mp3>https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/triplej-john-safran-2007-07-08.mp3\|download</mp3>
	*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.m4a BBC Radio Five Live: Stephen Nolan] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:21:22, 3.8M) ([https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.mp3 MP3] -19.7M)</small> — 2007-07-15		*[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.m4a BBC Radio Five Live: Stephen Nolan] <small>(ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC, 0:21:22, 3.8M) ([https://media.xfamily.org/audio/radio/bbc-radio-five-live-stephen-nolan-2007-07-15.mp3 MP3] -19.7M)</small> — 2007-07-15
	* [[BBC - Heaven and Earth - Children of God]] — 2007-07-22		* [[BBC - Heaven and Earth - Children of God]] — 2007-07-22

Panglossolalia: /* Television and radio interviews */

2008-06-11T11:23:47Z

Television and radio interviews

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	* [[Ireland AM: Born Into A Cult]] — 2007-08-10		* [[Ireland AM: Born Into A Cult]] — 2007-08-10
	* [[RTÉ One: Seoige & O'Shea: Not Without My Sister]] — 2008-01-15		* [[RTÉ One: Seoige & O'Shea: Not Without My Sister]] — 2008-01-15
			* [[BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour: Life after living in a sect]] — 2008-04-16
			* [[BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour: Growing up in a cult]] — 2008-05-27

	==The Family International's response to this book==		==The Family International's response to this book==

Thorwald: The Family International's response to this book

2008-04-30T01:50:36Z

The Family International's response to this book

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 * [[Ireland AM: Born Into A Cult]] &mdash; 2007-08-10
 * [[RTÉ One: Seoige & O'Shea: Not Without My Sister]] &mdash; 2008-01-15
 ==External links==

Panglossolalia: add missing word

2008-04-02T16:54:24Z

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	On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].		On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].

	The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on January 7, [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-03-08.</ref> According London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>" Books;Sunday Times bestsellers," ''Sunday Times,'' 2008-03-16.</ref> The book is scheduled to be released in the [[United States]] in April 2008.		The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on January 7, [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>" Books;Sunday Times bestsellers," ''Sunday Times,'' 2008-03-16.</ref> The book is scheduled to be released in the [[United States]] in April 2008.

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	[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]		[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]
	On 2 July [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''''"Not Without My Sister"''''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].		On 2 July [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''''"Not Without My Sister"''''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] [[cult]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].

	The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on 7 January [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>"Books; Sunday Times bestsellers", ''Sunday Times'', 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Swedish.		The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on 7 January [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>"Books; Sunday Times bestsellers", ''Sunday Times'', 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Swedish.

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	[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]		[[Image:Nwms-cover-120dpi.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Book cover]]
	On July 2, [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''"Not Without My Sister"''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].		On 2 July [[2007]], HarperElement (a [[UK]] division of Harper Collins) published '''''"Not Without My Sister"''''' by sisters [[Juliana Buhring]], [[Celeste Jones]] and [[Kristina Jones]]. The book detailed their experiences being raised in the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] and was the first such book to be published by former [[second generation]] [[:Category:Current and Former Members\|members]].

	The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on January 7, [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks," ''The Guardian,'' 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>" Books;Sunday Times bestsellers," ''Sunday Times,'' 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese and Swedish.		The first printing of 50,000 copies sold out within a couple months and the book became a bestseller in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Australia]]. When the paperback edition of the book was released in the UK on 7 January [[2008]], it quickly reached the number 1 position in the Nielsen BookScan list of best-selling non-fiction paperbacks and stayed there for several weeks until the first week of March 2008 when it moved to the number 3 position.<ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-09.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-02-23.</ref><ref>"Saturday Review: Top 10 non-fiction paperbacks", ''The Guardian'', 2008-03-08.</ref> According to London's [[:Category:Press:London Times\|Sunday Times]], as of March 8, 2008, the UK paperback edition had sold approximately 89,000 copies.<ref>"Books; Sunday Times bestsellers", ''Sunday Times'', 2008-03-16.</ref> The book has been translated to and published (or is scheduled to be published) in a number of languages including Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Swedish.