Breaking the cycle: Trauma, healing, and resilience in paper roses

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Breaking the cycle: Trauma, healing, and resilience in paper roses

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26 minutes 20 seconds

1 week ago

Breaking the cycle: Trauma, healing, and resilience in paper roses

Join us as we explore Debby Show's extraordinary debut novel Paper Roses, a multigenerational family saga that traces inherited trauma from 1940s Morocco to contemporary California. We discuss the psychological insight Show brings as a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, the compelling dual timeline structure that makes this novel unforgettable, and what it means to consciously choose a different path than the one your parents walked. Perfect for fans of The Vanishing Half, Little Fires Everywhere, and anyone interested in understanding how family legacy shapes our lives. This episode includes thoughtful analysis of character development, historical context, and the profound question: Can we truly break generational cycles?