| Author: | Patty Cyrus | ISBN: | 9781483515946 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby | Publication: | December 17, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Patty Cyrus |
| ISBN: | 9781483515946 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby |
| Publication: | December 17, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
From Farmer to F.A.M.E. is a riveting account of a young African American girl from rural Hemingway, South Carolina and her stubborn fight to escape an environment of poverty, drugs, crime, and poor education. It is a testimony of gratitude paired with a demonstration of inner strength and a courageous struggle to overcome all odds through fierce determination to win in a pursuit of excellence and achievement. A heart-wrenching balm of hope, motivation and encouragement to women of all walks of life and circumstances, young and old, conveying that no obstacle is too great to overcome and that with God all things are possible! What’s unique about your book? Most ‘back from prison’ books involve high-profile cases, and often where the individual is definitely guilty, but eventually becomes ‘reformed.’ This book describes how a law-abiding person can become a victim of bad advice in the face of an unforgiving legal system, followed by an encouraging story of recovery
From Farmer to F.A.M.E. is a riveting account of a young African American girl from rural Hemingway, South Carolina and her stubborn fight to escape an environment of poverty, drugs, crime, and poor education. It is a testimony of gratitude paired with a demonstration of inner strength and a courageous struggle to overcome all odds through fierce determination to win in a pursuit of excellence and achievement. A heart-wrenching balm of hope, motivation and encouragement to women of all walks of life and circumstances, young and old, conveying that no obstacle is too great to overcome and that with God all things are possible! What’s unique about your book? Most ‘back from prison’ books involve high-profile cases, and often where the individual is definitely guilty, but eventually becomes ‘reformed.’ This book describes how a law-abiding person can become a victim of bad advice in the face of an unforgiving legal system, followed by an encouraging story of recovery
