THE CHILD WHO LEARNED TO STAY SILENT

The Child Who Learned to Stay Silent is an emotional and introspective novel that follows the story of Angel-a girl once full of dreams, color, and creativity, whose world changes after a childhood accident leads to epilepsy and memory loss. As she grows, Angel finds herself constantly compared to her more talented siblings and overlooked by her emotionally distant parents.

In school, she faces bullying, isolation, and academic struggles, yet she continues to hold on to her love for art her only escape. But as time passes, even that begins to fade. She eventually silences her passions in the hope of finally making her parents proud, choosing responsibility over dreams and discipline over expression.

This novel is a quiet, heartbreaking reflection of what it feels like to grow up unseen, unheard, and unloved in the ways that matter most. Through Angel's journey, author Daisy Singh captures the pain of childhood neglect and the silent strength it takes to survive when the world doesn't believe in you.

A story for every quiet soul, The Child Who Learned to Stay Silent is both a tribute and a voice for those who have ever been made to feel invisible.