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The author: grew up in a Washington, D.C neighborhood;
area without much hope nor chance. The writer allowed herself to fight through the struggle of an absent parent, and wounding from the actions of one parent not around. Which allowed certain behaviors from herself as a child. The author understands children have feelings and the adults who raises them. There weren't many families around that displayed ambition or eagerness. Instead, there were several families and friends who showed signals of arrogance and madness. The author became immune through the pain and struggle. However, she allowed herself to navigate her mindset to develop an approach to focus on the importance and the right to make it out. About the author: The writer worked crisis intervention for eighteen years, with domestic violence, homeless women, children and made visits to prisons, to speak to young boys. and worked in group homes for young girls. The author volunteered for a sexual assault center for eight years. The author volunteered as a CASA) court appointed special advocate; and conducted out reach for the youth, on several topics. The author has owned a funnel cake business written a stage play and written two books. Black Tear Society, The Youngsters. Awards, Hobbies: The author received awards from a local police department on outreach for the youth, a character letter from a sexual assault center in the area; she has received a certificate on peer support and donated over 300 items, too schools, libraries, and a community centers. She"s gained a work life balance certificate. The author practices good eating habits being vegetarian vegan for many years, and enjoy watching boxing and football and speaking to the youth. The Youngsters book poses the facts, that young people go through pain.The author knows the feeling of being a child with thoughts no-one would ever understand. Youngsters today, we do not have to navigate difficulties alone, some things never go as planned. This book allows people to be themselves. This book focuses on the present, and the near future. Information is given to shape the minds of the young people. Youngsters mental behavior isn't always a reason to avoid helping them. As adults we know the young people aren't the easiest to deal with. However, the Youngsters book points directly towards the mental piece of our children, we must alter their minds and sometimes stand on there level. Children are our community, and society; those who honor a child will not allow a child to fail. The Youngsters book expresses the blessings through communication allowing a voice to speak, allowing the thinking to become rational. Many of our children of several nationalities engage in situations without comprehension. No child deserves to be left behind. The author knows the pain of sorrow. The author wrote this book to tackle the intellect of the Youngsters. The book is a factual piece which explains that love is needed to find peace. This book was reviewed by; Ed Chen ' The author offer realness and integrity. Quoted by; Jeffery Freeman, You will not stop me, from teaching you. Quoted by; Julie Woo, The author; book offered a sense of patience, hope and respect
for every youngster.
area without much hope nor chance. The writer allowed herself to fight through the struggle of an absent parent, and wounding from the actions of one parent not around. Which allowed certain behaviors from herself as a child. The author understands children have feelings and the adults who raises them. There weren't many families around that displayed ambition or eagerness. Instead, there were several families and friends who showed signals of arrogance and madness. The author became immune through the pain and struggle. However, she allowed herself to navigate her mindset to develop an approach to focus on the importance and the right to make it out. About the author: The writer worked crisis intervention for eighteen years, with domestic violence, homeless women, children and made visits to prisons, to speak to young boys. and worked in group homes for young girls. The author volunteered for a sexual assault center for eight years. The author volunteered as a CASA) court appointed special advocate; and conducted out reach for the youth, on several topics. The author has owned a funnel cake business written a stage play and written two books. Black Tear Society, The Youngsters. Awards, Hobbies: The author received awards from a local police department on outreach for the youth, a character letter from a sexual assault center in the area; she has received a certificate on peer support and donated over 300 items, too schools, libraries, and a community centers. She"s gained a work life balance certificate. The author practices good eating habits being vegetarian vegan for many years, and enjoy watching boxing and football and speaking to the youth. The Youngsters book poses the facts, that young people go through pain.The author knows the feeling of being a child with thoughts no-one would ever understand. Youngsters today, we do not have to navigate difficulties alone, some things never go as planned. This book allows people to be themselves. This book focuses on the present, and the near future. Information is given to shape the minds of the young people. Youngsters mental behavior isn't always a reason to avoid helping them. As adults we know the young people aren't the easiest to deal with. However, the Youngsters book points directly towards the mental piece of our children, we must alter their minds and sometimes stand on there level. Children are our community, and society; those who honor a child will not allow a child to fail. The Youngsters book expresses the blessings through communication allowing a voice to speak, allowing the thinking to become rational. Many of our children of several nationalities engage in situations without comprehension. No child deserves to be left behind. The author knows the pain of sorrow. The author wrote this book to tackle the intellect of the Youngsters. The book is a factual piece which explains that love is needed to find peace. This book was reviewed by; Ed Chen ' The author offer realness and integrity. Quoted by; Jeffery Freeman, You will not stop me, from teaching you. Quoted by; Julie Woo, The author; book offered a sense of patience, hope and respect
for every youngster.
