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As someone who has worked with trafficking survivors in the developing world, I am struck by how vividly Kruzan's memoir shows us how easily these same atrocities take place, barely noticed, beneath the sophisticated veneer of life in the U.S. A brilliant and illuminating read. -Leymah Gbowee, 2011 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and author of Mighty Be Our Powers I Cried to Dream Again is a must-read for anyone interested not only in the injustice of Juvenile Life Without Parole sentence but also in the strength of the human spirit. Kruzan's memoir grips you from its first intense pages and keeps you there through the twists and turns of her rollercoaster story. -Ian Manuel, author of My Time Will Come What's so striking about Sara Kruzan's devastating story is how thoroughly the adults in her young life failed her. Kruzan, together with the acclaimed playwright Cori Thomas, brings you into the world of trafficking from the child victim's standpoint and provides astonishing insight into the much-misunderstood sex trade in America. -Laura Day, author of Practical Intuition What is perhaps most extraordinary about Sara Kruzan's memoir is its demonstration that a human being who has undergone the most horrendous trauma at an unimaginably young age can still evoke the child within her: to transform her prison cell into an afternoon at the ice-skating rink, or a day at the beach-and to bring her incarcerated friends on the joyride with her. I Cried to Dream Again is a vital account of hard truths, a battle cry for justice, and an anthem to hope. -Kia Corthron, author of Moon and the Mars and The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter, winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize A testament to both the capricious nature of the American criminal justice system and the power of hope, Kruzan's book, co-written by Thomas, is a harrowing and eye-opening account . . . A must-read for parents, civil servants, and activists. -Kirkus Reviews (starred)

A testament to both the capricious nature of the American criminal justice system and the power of hope, Kruzan's book, co-written by Thomas, is a harrowing and eye-opening account . . . A must-read for parents, civil servants, and activists. -Kirkus Reviews (starred)

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SARA KRUZAN, a survivor of sex trafficking, is an advocate for the rights of incarcerated women and children. She and her daughter, Summer, live in California CORI THOMAS is an author, a screenwriter, and an award-winning playwright. She lives in New York City.

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