The Glass Child is the story of a child who felt everything,
 but nothing was allowed to break.

 In this second book of The Reflective Trilogy™, Luna Verde explores the silent role of children who carried too much responsibility, grew up too soon, and learned to survive by being see-through.

 Not to disappear, but to be no burden to anyone.
 With a unique combination of poetry, neurobiology, and psychology, Luna shows how the nervous system of a glass child is formed: hyper-alert, caring, loyal until the body tires.

 She describes how patterns of parentification, guilt, and silence deeply impact relationships, choices, and self-image — sometimes well into adulthood.

 But The Glass Child is not a story about pain.
 It is a story about awakening.

 About the first moments when the body is allowed to relax,
 where borders are no danger,
 and where the voice of the past may finally be heard.

 The book guides you through:

 – the dynamics of invisible roles
 – the legacy of care and loyalty
 – the neurobiology of over-alertness
 – the language of the nervous system
 – and the gentle movement of healing

 The Glass Child shows that you are not broken
 You were just too cautious for too long.

 It is the sequel to Clarity and forms the bridge to the third part , The Mirror Code , in which reflection, humanity, and consciousness come together.

 For everyone who ever felt too much, asked for too little
 and had to be strong in silence.