Niña Inquebrantable: Una historia desgarradora de supervivencia de una hermana desde las calles de Long Island a las granjas de Idaho

This is a heart-wrenching and inspiring sequel to Grabada en la arena, the New York Times best seller.

Regina Calcaterra joins her younger sister Rosie in telling their harrowing yet ultimately triumphant story of abuse and survival from their childhood on Long Island to their refuge in Idaho.

The two sisters were left alone for weeks at a time by their alcoholic mother, but they had each other's backs.

When Regina escapes at 15, her brothers are separated, and Rosie realizes that being with their abusive mother is worse than being abandoned.

Malnourished, physically abused, and forced to work on Cookie's farm in Idaho, Rosie refuses to give up.

As her sister Regina did before her, Rosie finds the strength to escape and start a new life.

This memoir continues the cautivating story that began with Grabada en la arena, a surprising but deeply moving testament to the power of sisterhood and unbreakable spirit.