Sad story, courageous child, but...
I found this story difficult to read for two reasons.
First was, of course, the content. The subject matter of child (whether physical, mental, or especially sexual) is always difficult to stomach.
Second was because this story is in desperate need of an editor. I don't particularly enjoy knocking a rating down for that, but in this case it's necessary. There were words used that don't exist in the English language, so spell check was not even run. There were words used in sentences that obviously were not the correct words, but I couldn't figure out what word the author REALLY meant to use instead, so the entire sentence didn't make sense. Words like surly, which means angry.
The author would spell fifteen 'fifth teen .' I WAS keeping track, so I could post it in the review as an example, but the list got way too long.
The punctuation, or lack thereof, causes confusion as well. At times I thought she was talking about one person, only to turn the page and find she was talking about someone else, all because of a misplaced comma or a run-on sentence.
HOWEVER...I DO have to give the author props for having the courage and strength to tell her story. I have to say, it would have been much more powerful if she had reported her father, but it's understandable why she didn't.