Escape From Childhood

Challenging conventional views on childhood, this reprint explores the rights of children and advocates for a more open and enjoyable coexistence between adults and children. It critiques the extended confinement of children in a protective "walled garden," arguing that this can feel more like imprisonment. By proposing that children should have the same rights as adults, the book invites readers to envision family dynamics rooted in shared experiences and mutual responsibilities rather than control and limitation.