Whispered Thoughts - Softcover

Dailey, Bathsheba; Ahnert, Selina

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0692379800 ISBN 13: 9780692379806

Verlag: True Beginnings Publishing, 2014

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Reseña del editor

In life, we are challenged with many problems that we feel might break us. We might get stuck in a situation that is hurting us or that we feel is draining the very life out of our heart and soul. This book is meant to help find realizations that we may not always see. It is to show us that there are positives in every negative that we live through. Sometimes, we have to look into the past to see how far we have come. Sometimes, we have to look forward to the future to see where we want to be a year from now. The in-between is just our way of deciding what we have to do in order to grow into the person that we know we can be. Within these pages are quotes and thoughts that might help you along your own journey. We all find ourselves at a different pace and find out what's really important at different points in our lives. Sometimes, all we need is a whisper from someone else.

Biografía del autor

Bathsheba Dailey was born in Baltimore Maryland, in 1976. At a young age, she moved to West Virginia. She always swore that she would move back to the city, but by the time she was eighteen, the hills had stolen her heart forever. She has four poetry books out, one bio of her life after suffering years of abuse by her mother and numerous boyfriends. She then married into a different kind of abuse before she finally realized that there had to be more to life. This is her first Quotes and Thoughts book. She wrote them when she needed to believe the meaning behind the quotes, just to survive another day. Sometimes, writing is the best therapy that anyone can ever have. She has three beautiful daughters who reside with her in the beautiful hills that she grew to love and cherish.

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• Verlag: True Beginnings Publishing
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2014
• ISBN 10: 0692379800
• ISBN 13: 9780692379806
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Auflage: 1
• Anzahl der Seiten: 130