Single Motherhood Unplugged - Musawale, Annemarie
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This book was written as a form of therapy. To vomit out the pain that was inside me, to the outside. I put it up and then was about to take it back down when two people messaged me, very emotional, telling me how my book had moved them, and helped them. I figured God wanted this book out there for his own reasons. So I'm writing to keep it real with you guys. The ups and downs, the ins and outs, of being a single mom, no money, no career, starting out with nothing. Would I do it again? Of course, I would. Would I do it like this? Phew! Living it once was hard enough. But if you can relate in some way, and it helps you, then great.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book was written as a form of therapy. To vomit out the pain that was inside me, to the outside. I put it up and then was about to take it back down when two people messaged me, very emotional, telling me how my book had moved them, and helped them. I figured God wanted this book out there for his own reasons. So I'm writing to keep it real with you guys. The ups and downs, the ins and outs, of being a single mom, no money, no career, starting out with nothing. Would I do it again? Of course, I would. Would I do it like this? Phew! Living it once was hard enough. But if you can relate in some way, and it helps you, then great.
Autorenporträt
Annemarie is a prolific writer of multi-genre fiction. She began her career as a writer with a memoir focusing on the challenges of Single Motherhood. Her first finished novel, Child of Destiny, finished in the top 100 stories of the Kwani Manuscript Project. She went on to publish a prequel to that story, currently named In The Shadow of the Styx. After differing with the publisher, she took her power back and now self-publishes under Creativity Defined as both ebook and paperback. Annemarie is a self-actualized woman who chooses to be happy. She lives and writes in Nairobi, Kenya.