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The Girl Who Wasn't Belived
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ISBN13: 9798291975060
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 10 2025
Pages: 120
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 10 2025
Pages: 120
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some stories are too painful to tell.
But some girls refuse to stay silent. In a small Indian town, eleven-year-old Meera lives beneath the weight of whispered warnings and family secrets. Trapped in a house that should have kept her safe, she endures what no child ever should - betrayal by the very people meant to protect her. When Meera finds the courage to speak out, no one is ready to listen.
But some girls refuse to stay silent. In a small Indian town, eleven-year-old Meera lives beneath the weight of whispered warnings and family secrets. Trapped in a house that should have kept her safe, she endures what no child ever should - betrayal by the very people meant to protect her. When Meera finds the courage to speak out, no one is ready to listen.
Not her mother.
Not her teachers.
Not even herself, at first. But with a red notebook, a fierce school counselor, and a voice that refuses to break, Meera begins to rewrite her story - page by page, truth by truth. The Girl Who Wasn't Believed is a deeply emotional, powerful coming-of-age novel about surviving abuse, breaking generational silence, and reclaiming the right to be heard. Inspired by the stories too many are afraid to tell, it is both a heartbreaking and hopeful journey from trauma to truth.
Not her teachers.
Not even herself, at first. But with a red notebook, a fierce school counselor, and a voice that refuses to break, Meera begins to rewrite her story - page by page, truth by truth. The Girl Who Wasn't Believed is a deeply emotional, powerful coming-of-age novel about surviving abuse, breaking generational silence, and reclaiming the right to be heard. Inspired by the stories too many are afraid to tell, it is both a heartbreaking and hopeful journey from trauma to truth.
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