Crying in the Dark
Crying in the Dark by Shane Dunphy, published by Penguin Adult in November 2007, presents a poignant exploration of the lives of children affected by abuse. This edition, comprising 293 pages, delves into four extraordinary true stories that highlight the struggles faced by vulnerable youth. The narrative focuses on the harrowing experiences of Bobby and Micky, Mina, Sylvie, and twins Larry and Francey, each grappling with the impact of their traumatic backgrounds.
Readers will find an insightful account of how one individual sought to understand and support these wounded children, aiming to provide them with hope and a brighter future. The book addresses critical themes related to family and relationships, child abuse, and social services, offering a glimpse into the complexities of their situations. Through these narratives, the author sheds light on the broader issues of abuse and the importance of advocacy in the realm of social welfare.
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Four extraordinary true stories …
Bobby and Micky, six and four, controlled from beyond the grave by their evil father …
Mina, seventeen, who has Downs Syndrome, desperate to be like everyone else, falling into the hands of men who abuse her trust …
Sylvie, a fourteen-year-old mother being pimped by her father …
Twins Larry and Francey, ten, scarcely human after an upbringing of savage and unimaginable cruelty …
One inspiring account of how one man got to know these wounded children and tried to give them hope – and a future.
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