The tragedy of children - Interview with June Pierce author of Neglected Cries

June Kelley Pierce is a retired Special Education teacher with a Master’s Degree in both Education and Special Education. She also has as an Undergraduate Degree is Sociology and Psychology. A native of Northern New York, Pierce has made her home in the Mid-Hudson Valley. This is Pierce’s first book of short stories. She has three other novels to her credit—her first book, Keeping Secrets, its sequel, Restitution, and her latest novel, Misunderstood. In 2019, Pierce published her first book of poetry, Painful Truths: A Memoir in Verse. She has also published a series of seven books for children, each focusing on a different social skill, along with a life-skills guide for parents and teachers. Pierce is a folk artist and restorer and has worked in the Hudson Valley for the past forty years. 

Neglected Cries is on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1663222762/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_8JF6K5KW64FJFE1J7NZE