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Jenny Tomlin

    Jenny Tomlin is known for her bestselling memoirs that unflinchingly explore themes of abuse and domestic violence. Her writing is characterized by raw honesty and a profound ability to transform personal tragedy into powerful narratives of survival. Tomlin focuses on female experiences and the resilience required to overcome immense hardship. Despite the often dark subject matter, her work ultimately conveys a message of hope and the enduring strength of the human spirit.

    Ich war doch nur ein Kind
    Behind Closed Doors
    Silent Sisters
    • Silent Sisters

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading
      4.2(437)Add rating

      The harrowing sequel to number-one-bestselling BEHIND CLOSED DOORS. A top 10 bestseller in hardback, Jenny and her sister Kim tell the shocking story of an abusive relationship, teenage pregnancy, and their brother's early death.

      Silent Sisters
    • Behind Closed Doors

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      4.1(1795)Add rating

      Jenny grew up in a house where no-one was safe. Born one of five children in the East End, her childhood was spent in squalor and terror. Her father's violent beatings, humiliations, and sexual abuse were part of daily life; her mother - also his sexual victim and savagely beaten - was no source of help. Deprived of love and all comforts, the children would turn to each other for support and to the only adult they could trust, Auntie. This is the story of how Jenny, her sister Kim and brother Laurence, not only survived but ultimately transcended the unimaginable degradations heaped on them. With the power of love, cunning, the blackest of black humour and an indestructible self-belief, Jenny eventually broke free of her past.

      Behind Closed Doors
    • Als eines von fünf Kindern wächst Jenny in den 60er Jahren im Londoner East End auf. Täglich werden die Kinder vom Vater gedemütigt, geschlagen und sexuell missbraucht. Es gleicht einem Wunder, dass die Geschwister das Elend und Grauen ihrer Kindheit überlebten und daraus selbstbewusst hervorgingen. Mit Mut und schwarzem Humor erzählt Jenny hier die ungeschminkte Wahrheit über ihre Vergangenheit. Eine wahre Geschichte von Missbrauch und ungebrochenem Überlebenswillen

      Ich war doch nur ein Kind