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Unapolgetically Woman
"A Woman Without Regrets or Excuses"
Written by Desiree Fleming and Nicole Frida-Ross, 2011
Trith is...If I Told You...You Wouldn;t Believe Me"
Written by Desiree Fleming, 2012
The Unseen Son
Written by Desiree Fleming, 2014
Book Title: (Adults & Teens)
Dance Girl "It's Your Life"
Dance Girl is written to inspire and empower mothers, grandmothers, daughters, aunts, nieces, and granddaughters to find their dance. Each one of us has a dance deep down inside of us.
That dance lights up the world around you. Whether you see it or not, others do!
Your smile, laugh, tears, your laughter, your comeback, education, career, art, vision, aspiration, style, your victory, success, your voice, your choice, you fill in the blank, that's your Dance!!
If you have not found your dance, it is time you do! And when you do, dance with all your might!
Book Title: (Adults)
Unapologetically Woman
"A Woman Without Regrets or Excuses"
Women of different ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds have
collaborated to tell their powerful, true stories in this book.
You will see how they have grappled with issues of identity,
self-esteem, healthy friendships, violence, sexual abuse, grief,
faith, forgiveness,disappointments, and hope.
Woven throughout the tapestry of their experiences are threads of faith which hold together, strengthen, and reinforce the fiber
of their lives. What is most exciting is that these women have triumphed over difficult circumstances to arrive at where they are today.
Book Title: (Adults & Teens)
Where Could I take MyShame "The Unprotected Daughter
Where Could I Take My Shame "The Unprotected Daughter is written to bring hope and healing to women and daughters, who have faced mental, physical and sexual abuse.
Book Title: (Children)
Meet Willow
Willow is a little girl with a BIG personality! She has a coolness that comes from being able to be herself. Some might wish they were like her while others prefer not to be around her. Her parents have always made her feel good about herself, even though she is a little taller and bigger than the other children her age.
Recently, Willow and her family moved into a new home, leaving her familiar world and friends behind. At her new school, Willow is finding it challenging to make friends because she dresses and looks different from the other kids. She could be a great friend, but will her new schoolmates ever discover her fun and interesting side?
Book Title: (Children)
Papatha The Adventuer
Three Volumes of children stories about a little girl, who halways finds her way into mischief.
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