Suffer The Little Children by Frances Reilly

Suffer The Little Children by Frances Reilly

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From the publishers of Dave Pelzer comes the heartbreaking yet inspiring account of an abused childhood, a stolen future and the strength of the human spirit

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Suffer The Little Children by Frances Reilly

Clutching her eight-week-old sister in her arms, Frances Reilly was abandoned by her mother outside the gates of The Poor Sisters of Nazareth Convent. It was 1956 and Frances was 2 years old. Little did the toddler know, as her mother's car disappeared into the cold Christmas morning, that this was to be the beginning of a terrible new life. For the next 13 years Frances experienced institutionalised cruelty. Beaten, raped and molested, Frances suffered horrifically under the care of her new guardians. The nuns stripped her of everything - her best friend, her innocence, even her name - but they could not suppress her spirit and her never-ending hope of a better life. Written with great honesty and integrity, this moving account of childhood suffering is a tragic yet inspiring story. Through it all - the physical, sexual and emotional abuse - Frances refused to be broken. Her resolution to survive the tortures of her every-day life, and defy the evil that stole her childhood, makes her emotive memoir an inspiration to all and an uplifting read.
Frances Reilly does not know when she was born. Abandoned with no birth certificate, her only records were lost at the convent. She lives in Colchester with her family.
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ISBN 13 9780752875330
ISBN 10 0752875337
Title Suffer The Little Children
Author Frances Reilly
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Orion Publishing Co
Year published 2009-01-08
Number of pages 272
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.