The Sequence of School Turnaround: "A Superintendent's Letters to Principals"

Mubenga, Ph D Pascal

Education & Teaching

Lee's Press and Publishing Co, LLC

Pastoring on Empty: "Helping Pastors & Clergy Prevent & Recover From Burnout"

Religion & Spirituality

Webb, Dr Thomas

Christian Books & Bibles

Abigail's Journey: "Family and Faith in Raising a Child with 22q Duplication"

Parenting & Relationships

Adriana Stallard

Parenting

Schools & Teaching

"Miracle Child: There Is No Such Thing As A Lost Cause, Only A Work In Progress" is a gripping memoir that takes readers on an emotional journey of healing and self-discovery.At the heart of the story is the author's struggle to come to terms with her fractured family dynamics and her own identity. As the narrative unfolds, we witness the author grappling with the revelation that her father may not be her biological parent, a truth revealed by her mother on her deathbed. This revelation sets off a chain of events that force the author to confront her past traumas and reevaluate her relationships.Throughout the memoir, the author shares intimate moments of pain, anger, and forgiveness as she navigates the complexities of grief and self-acceptance. From the loss of loved ones to the realization that healing is a choice, not a destination, the author's journey is marked by resilience and a fierce determination to break free from the cycle of trauma that has plagued her family for generations.But "Miracle Child" is more than just a story of overcoming adversity; it's a testament to the power of love, both in healing oneself and others. Through her own experiences, the author learns to value herself and others, to embrace vulnerability, and to find strength in the connections that sustain her.Ultimately, "Miracle Child" is a beacon of hope for anyone struggling to find their way through darkness. With its message of resilience and redemption, this memoir is sure to inspire readers to embark on their own journey of healing and self-discovery.

Miracle Child: "There Is No Such Thing As A Lost Cause, Only A Work In Progress"

Harper, Arial D

Family Relationships

Be Good to You: "The Journey Of A Transformed Woman"

Self-Help

Jett, Erica

Spiritual

Unlock the hidden potential within and embrace the power of self-care with "Being Good to You," a transformative guide by Mrs. Erica Jett.In this empowering book, Mrs. Jett invites women to reclaim their sense of self-worth and stop neglecting the one person they are most responsible for: themselves. Addressing the deep-seated wounds of abandonment and broken promises, Mrs. Jett offers a beacon of hope for those who have felt left behind and forgotten.Through candid storytelling and personal reflections, Mrs. Jett shares her own journey of overcoming failure and trauma, inspiring readers to confront their past and embrace a future filled with resilience and strength. With each page, readers will discover how to move forward from the shame and setbacks that once held them back, emerging from the ashes with newfound confidence and grace."Being Good to You" is a rallying cry for women to rise from their darkest moments and reclaim their rightful place as warriors of their own destiny. Whether you've never felt the roar of your own strength or are ready to unleash it anew, this book will empower you to embrace your inner lioness and live a life crowned with beauty and purpose.

Erica Jett

Bridges of Glass

Mitsi, Georgia

First-time author Sunny Dandridge takes readers deep undercover Into the heart of a small, seemingly peaceful New Jersey town. It all began after curfew on April 8th, 2020, when a series of drive-by shootings shook the neighborhood. Astonishingly, no lives were lost, and none of the residents were awakened. The next day, local newspapers warned of a silver Mercedes linked to the incident and pleaded with residents to report any information. As the shocking truth unfolded, it was revealed that Sunny knew the shooter, as well as the victim and the intended target, intimately. She found herself quick to judge and questioned her mental state. However, Sunny had her own dark history just six months prior. She was embroiled in an open case of trust-passing and "simple" assault, leading her to obtain a restraining order and gun license. As the harassment and threats continued, she prepared to purchase a weapon. Ready for the uninvited. The quarantine and its isolation forced Sunny to take a deeper look at herself and her past. Recognizing her own journey toward her breaking point. "Quarantine Made Me Do It: Amidst the Pandemic" is a gripping true story that peels back the layers of refined public appearances to reveal the chaos that lurks behind closed doors. Sunny journals the pivotal ones that altered her reality and led her to a profound self-discovery. It poses questions: What drives someone to their breaking point? And what does it look like from the inside? The reader is invited to delve into the mental degradation that isolation brought during the quarantine and to relive the head-scratching moments of our "new normal". From the backdrop of COVID-19 and the tragic events surrounding George Floyd to the tumultuous politics of Donald Trump and the race for a vaccine, from relationships and domestic violence to Mental Health awareness and police brutality, from the rise of the "new" white American terrorists and gun violence to the Black Lives Matter protests and the shocking events of the January 6th riots- 2020 left us indelible mark on our lives.

Quarantine Made Me Do It: "Amidst the Pandemic"

Literature & Fiction

Dandridge, Sunny

Dramas & Plays

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