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  • Silent No More

    An Intimate Portrait of How Trauma Affects Us All

    by Iram Gilani ...
    Whether you are a trauma survivor of any kind or a loved one of a survivor, this book is for you. In Silent No More, Gilani carries her readers through an honest exploration of suffering and survival as it affects us all. By drawing upon her personal experiences, she shines a light on the tumultuous landscape of trauma as a whole. The societal forces shaping human behavior across time and cultures ... Read more

    $0.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Invisible Tears

    by Iram Gilani ...
    Iram Gilani's upbringing was unconventional, far from the typical American Dream. In her autobiography, Invisible Tears a gripping retrospective of love and growth Iram unravels her deepest childhood wounds and traumatic familial conflicts.Her raw recounting of growing up Pakistani American and reconciling the patriarchal dominance of her past, and the unwritten freedom of the future, is an ... Read more

    $14.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Invisible Tears

    by Iram Gilani ...
    This book is a profound exploration of my personal life, chronicling a journey marred by a series of unfortunate and harrowing events, including experiences of abuse, molestation, forced marriage, the enduring trauma of surviving a violent gun attack, and the ongoing struggles of enduring lifelong medical treatments. While it is primarily a memoir, it possesses a universal quality that can deeply ... Read more

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    The True Story of a Modern-Day Child Slave

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    An inspiring and compelling memoir from a young woman who lost her childhood to slavery—and built a new life grounded in determination and justice.When Shyima Hall was eight years old, her impoverished parents sold her to pay a debt. Two years later, the wealthy family she was sold to moved to Orange County, California, and smuggled her with them. Shyima served the family eighteen hours a day, ... Read more

    $9.99 USD