The Tell

An extraordinary memoir by an author who ran literally from the dirt roads where she grew up in Texas to the streets of New York City in search of perfection as a wife, as a mother, as a highly successful business woman. But what she did not realize was that she was running from something that she had buried many years ago… I was just floored when I read Amy’s story.
Oprah Winfrey

Transformative and illuminating. Through every agonizing revelation, Amy Griffin refuses to pave over her pain, opting instead to embrace the entirety of it. This is a powerful story of what can happen self-compassion replaces fear as the governing force of one’s life.
Chanel Miller, Bestselling author of Know My Name

The Tell is raw, brave and deeply freeing…Amy, your courage is a light for so many. I’m so proud to stand beside you as you share this masterpiece with the world.
Gwyneth Paltrow

Hope, heart and honesty… another amazing woman sharing her story.
Naomi Watts

The Tell is the most powerful memoir I’ve read in years. It’s the rare story that will liberate you from shame, empower you to stop cycles of abuse, and make it safer for you to tell the truth.
Adam Grant, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Hidden Potential

Our minds may repress, but our bodies keep the score. The Tell by Amy Griffin is an honest book that will help us trust that wisdom. There is no better guide than Griffin, whose story proves it is what we do with our experience that matters.
Gloria Steinem

Those of us lucky to know Amy Griffin know she's a lovely person in every way. Her courageous, generous memoir is both a reckoning with a terrible, all-too-common experience... and a searching and empathetic inquiry into the meanings of goodness, self-blame, and forgiveness.
Hanya Yanagihara [on Instagram], bestselling author of A Little Life

An extraordinary memoir paced like an expertly plotted thriller . . . I will be thinking about this book for a long time.
Jessica Knoll , New York Times bestselling author of Bright Young Women

I started The Tell while sitting in my car . . . and literally spent the morning in the parking lot because I couldn’t stop reading. Your own heart will break, and mend, as you read.
Susan Cain, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Bittersweet and Quiet, and host of the Quiet Life community

With this powerful little book, she joins the ranks of women who, like the brilliant Gisèle Pelicot in France, are shaking off the stigma of abuse and reattaching it to the perpetrators.
The Times

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Transformative and illuminating. Through every agonizing revelation, Amy Griffin refuses to pave over her pain, opting instead to embrace the entirety of it. This is a powerful story of what can happen self-compassion replaces fear as the governing force of one’s life.

The Tell is raw, brave and deeply freeing…Amy, your courage is a light for so many. I’m so proud to stand beside you as you share this masterpiece with the world.

Hope, heart and honesty… another amazing woman sharing her story.

The Tell is the most powerful memoir I’ve read in years. It’s the rare story that will liberate you from shame, empower you to stop cycles of abuse, and make it safer for you to tell the truth.

Our minds may repress, but our bodies keep the score. The Tell by Amy Griffin is an honest book that will help us trust that wisdom. There is no better guide than Griffin, whose story proves it is what we do with our experience that matters.

Those of us lucky to know Amy Griffin know she's a lovely person in every way. Her courageous, generous memoir is both a reckoning with a terrible, all-too-common experience... and a searching and empathetic inquiry into the meanings of goodness, self-blame, and forgiveness.

An extraordinary memoir paced like an expertly plotted thriller . . . I will be thinking about this book for a long time.

I started The Tell while sitting in my car . . . and literally spent the morning in the parking lot because I couldn’t stop reading. Your own heart will break, and mend, as you read.

With this powerful little book, she joins the ranks of women who, like the brilliant Gisèle Pelicot in France, are shaking off the stigma of abuse and reattaching it to the perpetrators.

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