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Hidden Girl: The True Story of a Modern-Day Child Slave

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Hidden Girl is a powerful and moving memoir by Shyima Hall, a young woman who endured child slavery but rebuilt her life through courage and a pursuit of justice.

At just eight years old, Shyima was sold by her struggling parents to repay a debt. By the age of ten, she was illegally brought to Orange County, California, by the affluent family that had purchased her. Forced to work for them under grueling conditions—eighteen hours a day, seven days a week—her ordeal continued until she was rescued at age twelve after a neighbor’s anonymous tip led to her freedom.

However, escaping slavery was only the beginning. Determined to make a difference, Shyima began volunteering with her local police department during her teen years. Now a U.S. citizen, she is committed to raising awareness about human trafficking and dreams of becoming an immigration officer to help protect others from exploitation.

In Hidden Girl, Shyima shares her honest and inspiring story of resilience, shining a light on the realities of modern-day slavery and the strength it takes to rise above it.

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Hidden Girl: The True Story of a Modern-Day Child Slave
  • Hidden Girl is the true story of Shyima Hall, who survived child slavery and became an advocate for justice.

  • At age 8, she was sold by her parents to settle a family debt.

  • She was taken by her captors to the U.S., smuggled into Orange County, California at age 10.

  • Forced to work as a domestic slave, she endured 18-hour workdays, seven days a week.

  • Shyima was rescued at age 12 after a neighbor made an anonymous report to authorities.

  • Gaining freedom marked the beginning of her healing journey, not the end.

  • As a teen, she began volunteering with her local police department to give back and help others.

  • Now a U.S. citizen, she speaks publicly about human trafficking and its impact.

  • She aspires to become an immigration officer to help combat trafficking from within the system.

  • The memoir brings awareness to modern slavery and showcases resilience, hope, and justice.

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