What People Are Saying
"Memoirs have always drawn me in, offering a window into someone’s lived experience. Recently, I picked up “ENDURE: To Suffer with Patience” by Dakotah Sanders, and from the very first page, I was engrossed. The narrative had a gripping quality, making it impossible for me to put the book down until I had devoured every last word."
"Reading this book gave me a deeper understanding of both its title and cover image. Dakotah Sanders began witnessing the abuse in his home as early as four years old, enduring a childhood marked by violence from his father. He often felt a strong urge to protect his mother and sister, but as a young child, he was powerless against his father’s cruelty."
"This memoir stirred deep emotions in me, showcasing the resilience Dakotah developed in the face of such adversity. It’s a heartbreaking yet inspiring story that highlights the impact of abuse on children. I believe this book holds a vital lesson for parents, offering insight into the devastating effects of toxic behavior and urging them to act with greater love and responsibility toward their children."
"The skill of the author had me holding his hand in each moment. The realism and the description of his response to events and thoughts were very relatable. I could have smelled the graveyard of cigarettes and tasted the mouthful of pennies with his eloquent storytelling." - Kasia H., Person in Recovery, Mental Health Professional
"Bro!!!! Man your book is off to an amazing start. You definitely have a gift. The way you retell a story is fantastic." - Roots Go Deep
​"Just finished reading this. Words cant describe the emotions I felt reading this. I'm so proud of you Dakotah!! You are truly an inspiration and I know this book will help other."
- Ashley Stevens
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"It’s an incredibly courageous act to speak out about abuse, especially within our own families, and the paths it leads so many down. We feel privileged that you’re sharing this journey with us all, and hope that your story brings hope, strength and awareness to anyone else this book may touch." - Amber Sanders​
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Kansas author Dakotah Sanders is a person in long-term recovery, who scored a 9/10 on the Adverse Childhood Experience test. His experiences led to his life purpose of advocating for those struggling with addiction and mental health issues.
