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I Only Feel Safe in My Dreams
The Things Children Remember, Even When You Pretend They Don’t
By Danna Guy

This book is not soft.
It’s not sugar-coated.
It’s what children feel but are too afraid to say.

In these six brutally honest stories, you’ll hear the voice of a child — not always small in size, but often unseen.
Whether they’re ignored, dismissed, or left to process trauma alone, their truth is finally given space to breathe.

📖 Inside You’ll Find:

• 6 powerful stories written in the child’s voice
• Honest affirmations after each story
• Reflective prompts for adults, parents, and educators
• A bonus family commitment page: “Our Promise: Out Loud and Together”

This book is for:

• Children silently struggling
• Parents trying to do better
• Teachers, counselors, or caregivers who want to understand
• And the grown child still healing from what no one ever asked about

Because some children only feel safe in their dreams —
Until someone makes the real world safer, too.

Coming Soon

The Dysfunctional House Made of Glass

You could see everything.
You could hear everything.
But you couldn’t say a damn thing.

This is for the ones who grew up in homes where the windows were wide open —
but the truth was locked behind shame.

Where you watched love turn into manipulation,
where “family” meant walking on glass instead of walking in peace.
Where everybody saw everything,
but acted like nothing ever happened.

This is for the child who knew too much,
and the parent who still doesn’t realize how much was heard.

This is for the secrets passed around at dinner,
for the tension soaked into the walls,
for the “jokes” that weren’t funny,
and the hugs that came only after the yelling stopped.

In this house, pain was visible — but never validated.

And now?
That glass is cracking.
This time, someone is telling the truth.
This time, the silence doesn’t win.

The Dysfunctional House Made of Glass
is a book for the cycle breakers,
the ones still haunted by what they saw but couldn’t say,
and the ones finally ready to turn pain into power.