Spells for Surviving a Haunted Childhood: Part Two($14.99Value)

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Not all spells are for casting - Some are for becoming. The world didn’t get softer - so she simply learned to sharpen her spells. In this second volume of Spells for Surviving a Haunted Childhood , survival begins to shimmer into strength. Through friendship that feels like fate, a mother figure made of storm and fire, and quiet moments of safety in unexpected places, a girl begins to rewrite her magic—not to disappear, but to endure. To connect. To hope. Between trailer parks and tetherball courts - broken rules and borrowed time, these aren’t fairy tales. They’re fragments of real wonder. Because sometimes, the bravest magic isn’t disappearing - it’s surviving. 'Spells For Surviving A Haunted Childhood felt like more than just a story. It was something special, unique, and unlike anything I've ever read.' 'It is a fresh take on meditation and mental health.' 'Trauma is a hard thing to write about, even harder to make relatable. This story is relatable, vividly detailed, and harsh; much like real life.' 'The magic lies in sharing. Sharing is how we heal. May this story help us heal.' 'This is going to help so many people.' Barbara Latinka is a memoirist, poet, and trauma survivor who writes at the intersection of memory and magic. With a voice rooted in emotional honesty and lyrical clarity, her work explores childhood trauma, family estrangement, and the healing power of language. She is the author of the three-part memoir series Spells for Surviving a Haunted Childhood, a genre-defying collection told through poetic vignettes and ritual-like spells.Her other published works include Tiny Spells for Big Feelings, a spellbook children of all ages learning to process big emotions, and Keeper of the Light, a gentle easy reader that reimagines the author's ghost girl as a beacon of empathy and hope. They also created Create Your Own Grimoire: A Mindfulness Prompt Journal-a guided space for readers to reflect, reclaim, and cast their own healing narratives.Through her imprint, Haunted Light Productions, Barbara is committed to creating books that hold space for survivors, sensitive souls, and anyone who has ever felt invisible. Her stories speak to the shadowed parts of life-and offer language as a form of light.