Who Do I Tell?
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Penny doesn’t have fun with her friends anymore. Anna asks her every day why she isn’t laughing and playing, and she wants to tell Anna, but her step-father would be angry.
Penny’s step-father won’t let her go outside and have fun anymore. Her mom has been working late, so her step-father takes care of Penny and her brother most of the time.
Penny wants to tell someone about her step-father, but who does she tell?
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Author and Advocate, Tracey L. Tindall, opens the discussion of child abuse in effort to protect children by letting them know it is okay to tell a trusted adult when they do not feel safe or someone has touched them in an inappropriate way. Child abuse has been a silent epidemic for too long, and this author's book allows children and adults to have an open dialogue about body safety and what to do if boundaries are crossed.
About the Author
Tracey L. Tindall is a licensed Master’s level social worker and Child Forensic Interviewer who lives in Southwestern Ohio. She earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Married to her husband, Jason, for over 20 years, they have raised three children together. Besides working hard to prevent child abuse, Tracey volunteers as a Sexual Assault Advocate and is a Co-Founder/Co-Organizer of an annual domestic violence awareness event. She enjoys crafts, traveling with her husband, and spending time with her children.