God's Buried Children

Born into a tumultuous era under Nicolae Ceausescu's harsh regime, this audiobook captures the poignant journal entries of a Romanian orphan who navigated the dangers of abandonment, neglect, and homelessness in Bucharest's state orphanages. Through heartfelt reflections spanning two decades, the author reveals a deep, personal truth about survival and resilience amid the darkness of communist oppression. Dedicated to the American families who adopted Romanian orphans after the 1989 Revolution, this powerful narrative offers a unique glimpse into a past marked by struggle and hope.