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Between What You Meant and What I Heard On parents, children, and the space between them There are conversations families never have, not because they don't care, but because they don't know how to begin. This book lives in that space. Written from the child's perspective, it explores how love, sacrifice, expectations, and silence often get lost in translation between generations. It is not a story of broken homes or villain parents, and it is not a guide that tells children to simply ""understand more."" Instead, it gently unpacks what parents often mean, what children often hear, and how both walk away feeling unheard. With honest reflections, practical insights, and clear language free of blame or therapy jargon, this book helps parents and children understand each other beyond intention and impact. It invites families to move past guilt, defensiveness and distance and learn how to speak, listen, and repair with empathy. This is not a book about choosing sides. It is about closing the gap. For parents who want to understand their children better. For children who grew up learning silence before language. And for anyone who believes communication can still be relearned.

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