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Family and Parental Favoritism: Benign Gestures, Lasting Scars - A Psychological Story Told Through Denver's Eyes (Part 1)
by Ganyau, Tinashe Sasha
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Overview
Overview
A birthday song became a battlefield.
A careless gesture became a lifelong scar.
And silence-once a shield-became the very thing that damned him.
Family & Parental Favoritism: Benign Gestures, Lasting Scars (Part 1) is a raw, psychological exploration of how subtle favoritism and generational silence can fracture a family-and reshape the life of one quiet boy forever. Through Denver's eyes, readers witness how trauma unfolds not with explosions, but with whispers, misunderstandings, and wounds no one sees until it's too late.
What begins as a desperate act of defense spirals into blood, blame, and a haunting question no one stops to ask:
What really happened?
This is Part One of a two-part novel series.
Part Two continues the journey-through the fight to reclaim the self from a story miswritten.
Where memory returns, but assumptions remain.
Where innocence isn't enough-and where survival means learning to speak even when no one is listening.
This novel powerfully explores:
The lifelong wounds of parental favoritism
How silence and misperception become prison bars
The collision between memory, identity, and truth
And what it costs to find your voice in a world that already made up its mind
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Ganyau, Tinashe Sasha
- ISBN: 9798283748979
- Condition: New
- Dimensions: 8.50 x 0.43
- Number Of Pages: 188
- Publication Year: 2025
Language:
English