Dr. Rosilda Alves is a clinical psychologist, a survivor, and a tireless advocate who transforms pain into purpose. With a doctorate in Clinical Psychology, she writes to break the silence and create space for healing. Her first book, The Garden of Secrets: Hope and Healing, opened crucial conversations about abuse in communities where it is often ignored. Her work continued with three tender children's books: Secrets, Believe Me, and Look at Me, which help young survivors find hope and safety. Her writing is raw, spiritual, and deeply human. Every word she writes is a lifeline for those struggling to find their own voice. Her mission is simple yet powerful: to help others reclaim their voice, feel seen, and know-without a doubt-that they are never alone. Book Summary Secrets is a tender, beautifully illustrated story about a butterfly named Sunshine who carries a painful secret. After experiencing sexual abuse, she no longer understands why she cannot fly and begins a quiet journey in search of safety, understanding, and hope. Along the way, Sunshine meets two gentle friends, Joy and Courage, whose compassion helps her heal and find the strength to share her secret with a trusted aunt. Through friendship, faith, and love, Sunshine discovers that speaking up is the first step toward healing. Secrets honors the courage it takes to break the silence and reminds readers that they are never alone.