Little Boy, I Know Your Name

Generational trauma can cast a long shadow, impacting lives and relationships for years. Many struggle to understand the roots of their pain and find a path toward healing, feeling trapped by inherited patterns.

Mitchell Raff's memoir, Little Boy, I Know Your Name, offers a powerful testament to the possibility of breaking these cycles. Through his unflinchingly honest account, readers witness a journey from profound struggle to resilience. Raff shares his experiences overcoming childhood abuse, displacement, and addiction, detailing the difficult work of self-examination and the eventual triumph of finding strength and building a healthy life.

This compelling work within Biographies & Memoirs serves as a bridge to hope. It demonstrates that even the deepest wounds can begin to soften and that thriving is possible. Raff's story is a beacon, proving that cycles of generational trauma can be broken, offering inspiration for anyone seeking to understand their past and forge a brighter future.