The Little Girl Within: Overcoming Memories of Childhood Abuse and Abandonment

by Pamela Capone

Pamela Capone, born in the heart of Los Angeles, was the youngest of nine children orphaned by their biological parents. Taken in by her foster parents at 18 months old, to this day Capone considers herself a rescue, and her adoptive parents heroes. Her debut title, The Little Girl Within: Overcoming Memories of Childhood Abuse and Abandonment, chronicles Capone’s life beginning with her first memory of being placed in foster care, and her first taste of grace: The gift of a home to this homeless little girl was the start of Capone’s ragamuffin to “riches” story, which was the miracle of a changed heart.

120 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1992

About the author

People watcher. Evidence gatherer. Dot connector.