Children who witness domestic violence often become the invisible victims.
They may never be physically struck, yet they carry invisible bruises that follow them into classrooms, friendships, relationships, and adulthood. They learn to tiptoe around anger, hide their feelings, become little adults too soon, or believe that love always hurts.
I Am Still a Child gives a voice to those children.
Through research, real-life stories, practical guidance, and compassionate reflection, this book explores what domestic violence does to a child's developing brain, heart, and identity-and more importantly, how healing is possible.
Whether you survived domestic violence as a child or love someone who did, this book reminds every reader:
What happened to you is not who you are.
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