Description
In Silenced No More: Unveiling the Taboo of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Rebuilding Trust, author Susie Barber explores the urgent need to address childhood sexual abuse. Approximately 90 million children alive today have experienced sexual violence. This book reveals the painful truth about children’s silence and how deeply it affects their lives. This must stop. Children cannot feel safe when adults are still violently abusing them behind closed doors. Withholding this information makes you guilty. We must look after our little children so their lives can be safe and hopeful. Susie Barber understands that it takes moments to break trust and a lifetime to rebuild it, if it can be rebuilt.
About the Author
Susie Barber is a celebrated New Zealand author whose mastery of historical non-fiction captivates readers with its rich detail and engaging narratives. With a fearless approach, she delves into the intricate complexities of the past, unearthing forgotten stories and casting light on pivotal moments that have shifted the course of history. Her keen attention to detail, paired with a meticulous research process, allows Barber to transport readers to the vibrant worlds of earlier eras, providing them with fresh and profound insights into the events that have shaped our collective experience. Every page of her work is a testament to her unwavering dedication to historical accuracy, as she skilfully weaves a tapestry of facts and narratives that beckons readers to think deeply and reflect. Outside of her writing endeavours, Susie immerses herself in the world of literature, passionately exploring the latest novels and historical texts that spark her curiosity. Furthermore, her expertise in etiquette adds an enriching layer to her historical narratives, enhancing their authenticity and ensuring that her role as a leading voice in the genre is firmly established.
