Tracy May Knihy

WHAT WE BELIEVE ABOUT OURSELVES CAN MAKE OR BREAK US Two sixteen-year-old girls. Formerly best friends.

The memoir recounts Tracy's harrowing journey through severe abuse, showcasing her resilience and determination to survive. With unexpected twists, it highlights her struggle for hope amidst chaos and her eventual quest for healing and happiness in adulthood. The narrative is enriched by vivid characters and legal documents that contributed to a significant court ruling, ultimately transforming Tracy's life. This inspirational account not only engages readers but also offers solace and guidance to survivors and insights for professionals working with trauma victims.

Exploring the significance of storytelling, this book emphasizes the power of narratives to connect people and convey important messages. It delves into the impact of personal experiences and shared histories, highlighting how stories can foster understanding and empathy within communities. Through engaging anecdotes and thought-provoking insights, the author invites readers to reflect on their own stories and the collective narratives that shape society. The work ultimately champions the idea that every story has the potential to make a difference.