The Polygamist’s Daughter by Anna LeBaron
A gut-wrenching true story of a polygamist cult from the eyes of a child born into it. It is the truest form of beauty from ashes, a child born into and living through trauma finding freedom, both physically and spiritually. I cannot fathom the emotional trauma she must have faced. Moments of the book feel emotionally detached, written very matter-of-factly, which I’m sure was a combination of time passing and emotional necessity, because she describes the way victims of polygamist cults must emotionally detach to survive.

The fact that she can tell her story at all is such a testament to her healing and God’s grace.