Elizabeth Acker gives an unforgettable account of growing up under the oppressive influence of an physically and psychologically ill parent in I'll give you something To Cry Over. Elizabeth is forced to slavery by her own mother while being kept away from her father. The novel is a real story of a child dealing with anxiety, psychosis, and depression to…
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Elizabeth Acker gives an unforgettable account of growing up under the oppressive influence of an physically and psychologically ill parent in I’ll give you something To Cry Over. Elizabeth is forced to slavery by her own mother while being kept away from her father. The novel is a real story of a child dealing with anxiety, psychosis, and depression to survive a cruel mother.
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Elizabeth Acker gives an unforgettable account of growing up under the oppressive influence of an physically and psychologically ill parent in I’ll give you something To Cry Over. Elizabeth is forced to slavery by her own mother while being kept away from her father. The novel is a real story of a child dealing with anxiety, psychosis, and depression to survive a cruel mother.
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