System Exposed

Heartbeat of My Life

De: Julie Jean Evans

Narrado por: Racheal Tidd

I have made peace with my past.

What I want to yell from the rooftops is “everyone matters!”

We all have hearts of energy. We all have the capacity to build a good life. Today, I can appreciate all the simple pleasures in my day by changing my thinking from past to present. Good people will make a difference in someone’s life.

Within the chapters of System Exposed: Heartbeat of My Life, Julie shares her horrific childhood story; complete with child abuse, homelessness, juvenile jails, institutional care, lies and cover ups from trusted officials. The government just closed their eyes and allowed everything told within to happen to many children.

Yet, as in many stories, there were moments of hope that eventually resulted in strength, courage and survival, healing and forgiveness.…Take warning to listen to this book with a strong heart as you uncover the story of someone raised as a state ward, among many other children—The Forgotten Australians. You will be privy to confidential government files, as evidence of their severe failure to care for these children they swore to protect.

You will never forget this story.

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Great Narration!

System Exposed is very well written. It's like you're literally sitting down with the author as she's telling her story. The narrator did an excellent job in delivering this very emotional and heart wrenching story. It took me quite a while to come back and write a review. Because I just didn't know where to begin on expressing my thoughts and feelings.

The author's story touches on sensitive matters which include abuse, negligence, and mistreatment. It is not typically the type of book that I would read. Since it's a true story and available as an Audiobook, I decided to take a dive. I immediately was drawn in as I began to listen. Which is not always the case when I start an Audiobook. Sometimes the narrator ruins it and I can't continue the book. This is not the case with this one…

I was under the mindset that this kind of neglect, abuse, and emotional tragedies described in Julie's book only happened in America! Therefore I was enlightened that the System can be horrible wherever you go. I would recommend this book for anyone that wants to read a true life story about how the author, Julie Jean Evans, exposes growing up in Australia and the System Exposed.