In this sequel, Yassin goes deeper into her personal life and takes us on a journey through her relationships. This book is about her romantic relationships with men, those toxic relationships and family ties.
Hall digs deep within to examine the root cause that once left her feeling unloveable, ugly, bitter, overwhelmed and unworthy. She reveals specific and practical coping strategies that helped her move past these feelings and emotions.
In the process, Yassin harnesses her own power and unapologetically encourages the reader to do the same. She convinces you that you have what it takes already inside you to achieve real love and to become the joyous, confident you are destined to be.
God is the greatest and you are his child, so by default, you are GREAT! All you have to do is OWN your GREATNESS AND reclaim your POWER. You can't control everything on this journey of life, however, you CAN control how you respond to it.
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I can attest to the truth of the community attitudes towards mental illness and the tremendous lack of understanding of its impact on children. Shame and secrecy still dominates the landscape and the pain that the author experienced as a child was authentic. I applaud Yassin's courage to come out of the shadow's and share her story. The pain must be met by a grassroots surge of acceptance and compassion for the problem and this book is a beginning.
Tiger
USA
★★★★★
Wow! A powerful testimony of a young woman's survival, strength and triumph over the effects of the most misunderstood illness in the world. God truly is amazing, as evidenced by the author's willingness to admit that He was watching over her all along.
L. Cruz
USA
★★★★★
Excellent book about mental illness. Born and raised in the Virgin Islands myself, I could relate to so many of the things that were said and the places mentioned. I commend the author for sharing her story. I think in many aspects it is still a taboo subject that people don't know what to do with or how to help. So instead, they do nothing and the cycle continues.
