Buried at 15: When Chidhood Died Scilence Survive

<p><b>Buried at 15</b> is not just a book. It&rsquo;s a whispered confession a quiet scream and a deeply personal exhale from the heart of a teenager trying to survive in a world that never paused to listen.</p><p>Told through a lyrical blend of journal entries raw reflections and poetic monologues this book captures what it means to grow up emotionally invisible yet painfully aware. It chronicles the journey of a fifteen-year-old boy buried under the weight of silence expectation and emotional neglect&mdash;and his slow deliberate climb back to light.</p><p>Each page unearths the ache of not being heard the quiet rebellion of feeling too much and the invisible battles that many face but few dare to name. It is for the ones who smile when they&rsquo;re falling apart who check on others while breaking inside who&rsquo;ve been labeled &ldquo;too emotional&rdquo; &ldquo;too quiet&rdquo; or &ldquo;too much.&rdquo; This is a voice for them&mdash;the unheard the unloved the still loving.</p><p>If you've ever felt like you're carrying pain without a name if you've ever stared at the ceiling hoping for something to change Buried at 15 will feel like a mirror. A soft place to land. A reminder that buried things are not dead&mdash;they're just waiting to bloom.</p>