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Autobiographical book about traumatic experiences interspersed with prayers to help heal and break down the generational curses that stem from these events. The book is composed of several memoir-like short stories about traumatic black life. Each story speaks of pain, hurt, sadness, strength-providing an inside look into true fear. Each prayer works to bind the hand of the enemy in these types of circumstances. The book will give a look into a life one can overcome with prayer and healing; it is meant to help bring healing to the reader, just as it brought healing to the author. This book definitely encapsules trigger warnings; it has very triggering stories. The reader should be aware that the book looks into sexual assault, molestation, crime. and more. The hope is for readers to relate these events to their own experiences and find healing, one story at a time.

"Little Girl Remembers" Book 2 in "My Childhood Inspirations Series" contains five additional heritage stories inspired by the arrival of Joyce's grandchildren. She continues her storytelling legacy of childhood experiences, inspirations, and consequences in stories for her grandchildren.

Book 1 of "My Childhood Inspirations Series" contains five heritage stories inspired by the arrival of Joyce's grandchildren. She begins her storytelling legacy of childhood experiences, inspirations, and consequences in stories for her grandchildren.

The endless pursuit of change has become its own virtual creed. Our world is ever changing along with its cultural normalcy. We are leading ultra-competitive, high functioning and auto pilot lives.Experience the transformative power of Self-Care. Many experts are convinced by the effectiveness of Self-Care for everyone who's on the path towards a fulfilling life of balance & well-being emotionally, spiritually, physically and mentally. While maintaining a healthy lifestyle that includes daily Self-Care you will begin to transform to higher dimensions. The knowledge of self-care practice as well as its origins is powerful and life changing.

Cryptic Closet Talk is a small book delivering a large impact. Cryptic is meant to be puzzling, or mysterious. Closet talk may hint at the hush-hush of something private or secret. Packed with thought provoking poems, this little collection of verses may offer a definitive challenge to those who enjoy entertaining unexplored ideas. Some of the ideas in these poems may present new ways to rethink old patterns of thoughts. Some of the poems offer a mysterious suggestion to questions that have been hushed, shunned, or avoided. Some of the poems may offer a little insight into how some people feel about themselves. Most of the poems are a challenge to invite the reader to consider the subject matter itself. The main challenge of Closet Talk is what will the reader discover in the cryptic that may relate to himself, or herself? There are plenty of messages within these pages. One could even find something to talk about for many years to come.

Radiant Black Girl is the first of many books written for the purpose of Providing affirmations to the little black girl I once was, currently raising, and wanting to inspire. This affirmation and activity book should be on the shelves of the little black girl in your life to encourage them to declare their space in this world, to let them know they are and always will be Radiant.

The Forgotten Child is a journey in search of inner healing. After a second diagnosis of Pancreatic Cancer, Donna begins to search for healing. Yes, she had the faith to believe God for healing her natural body but there was something else tugging at her. She knew that in order to be totally healed she would have to look within herself so that she could begin to face many of the things that have held her captive even from childhood. After seeking counseling for any signs of unforgiveness, she begin to understand that true healing would only come as a result of her looking into her past. Donna desperately wanted to forget her past, from her childhood and into adulthood. She wanted to forget the feelings of rejection and isolation. Now, she would have to face them in order to be "totally free". God had done His part but healing her natural body but now she would have to go back and face the very emotions that have hindered her all of her life. Only after doing this would she be "totally healed". Years before any book was written the title "The Forgotten Child" was given to her. Not knowing what to do with it, she titled it "The Book" and left it on her computer. Little did she know that her quest for healing would cause her to write this series "From Brokenness to Healing?" This series includes three books "The Forgotten Child", "Beautifully Broken" and "Healing from the Inside Out" Come and journey with her for inner healing that has manifested to include both Natural and Spiritual Healing.

Bryant endeavors to show the biblical connection to emotional intelligence and effective leadership. To effectively lead, a leader must follow the example of the perfect leader, the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

MOORE STREET: GROWING UP IN THE ERA OF JIM CROW is a compelling firsthand account of the author's boyhood years growing up in Fayetteville, North Carolina during the era of racial segregation, circa 1942-1960. While the focus is on a neighborhood in Fayetteville, North Carolina, the story is a metaphor for the transcendences of manhood survival despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. The story is told in a readable and warm manner seasoned with actual instances of things which occurred to a young man growing up in an African American family and community filled with love and positive support. This story had to be written in order to document insight into how life was growing up during this era in this Moore Street neighborhood by an eyewitness account.

The book talks about becoming a changemaker, getting educated to elevate your life. It may help you not to head down the road to nowhere. If you have visited the extreme and want to start healing, with God's hand in your glove you can flourish. He does not discriminate.