“Don’t Tell Mama” is a novel by Toni Maguire.
I trusted my mother’s love for me.
She would ask him to stop.
But she didn’t.
The story of a little girl who suffered at the hands of those who were supposed to protect her: her parents.
A powerful book that testifies to Toni Maguire’s courage and strong faith in life, despite the great injustice she suffered.
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A heartbreaking true story that recounts a child’s years of silent suffering from domestic violence.
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