What Will Happen to Me: Every Night, Approximately Three Million Children Go To Bed With A Parent In Prison or Jail
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What Will Happen to Me: Every Night, Approximately Three Million Children Go To Bed With A Parent In Prison or Jail

by Howard Zehr

Nonfiction Family social issues
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Every night, roughly three million children go to bed with a parent behind bars. This poignant exploration delves into the hidden struggles of these families, illuminating the emotional toll of separation and the urgent call for understanding and support in the face of incarceration's ripple effects.

About This Book

The book addresses the reality that approximately three million children experience the absence of a parent due to incarceration each night. It highlights the emotional and psychological challenges these children face in their daily lives.

Through thoughtful examination, the work sheds light on the broader implications of the justice system on family structures. It encourages awareness and compassion for those affected by this widespread issue.

By focusing on the human side of incarceration, the book invites readers to consider the long-term effects on young lives and the need for supportive measures within communities.

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