Hope

[close] Welcome to They Don't Hear Us, Pages Do. This is a safe space for readers who have struggled with depression, loneliness, anxiety, grief, or simply feeling misunderstood. Here we discuss books that helped us survive difficult times, characters who made us feel seen, and stories that reminded us there was still hope. You do not need to share your personal struggles to participate. Reading, listening, and discussing literature are enough. Because sometimes people don't hear us. But pages do.

[close] Encouraging the discussion of books and literature which are life-affirming and provide insights and tools to help people at risk avoid taking their own lives.

[close] People who love to read but might not always have the time to read.

[close] There is always something special in a book that you love to read - something written beautifully that has appealed to you, something that touch you inside, something you feel relates and aligns the reality of your life and your circumstances. HAVE YOU EVER ACROSS SUCH SITUATION READING A BOOK? I have and many a times. When years ago, I read Vivian Ringer's The Secretary, there was this quote by the author : "A rejection is always horrible weather you are giving it or getting it." And in many a way, I felt it so real, a real feeling when it hits us so hard - Rejection is never easier to accept. I would love that here in this group we share what we have loved in books we have read or still reading. Those special books - those special situation - those special things said!