Sassy Silverman

Typical Chi Sh*t (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When her mom was brutally murdered in her own popular salon, Jaz learned that when a queen is building her empire, she'll always attract enemies. Raised as a spoiled princess, Jaz had watched her mom thrive as a savvy businesswoman without a husband, and she quickly learned the life of a hustler. But at just eighteen years old, her mom's untimely death forces Jaz to survive a cruel world without her lifeline. And now that her mom is gone, it's her job to pick up the pieces and keep it moving.

With a shattered heart and a hustler's ambition, she tries following her mom's footsteps to become a boss in the hair industry, forgetting her own career goals. She thinks she can do it all as long as her two best friends are by her side. But she quickly learns the unforgiving lessons of hate and betrayal before she can get too far. While navigating the streets of Chi with a little money and a big ego, Jaz is confronted with drugs, fraud, and the ultimate betrayal. But surviving Typical Chi Shit is a journey she has to make all alone, even if it takes another heartbreaking loss and a hard-hitting reality that she learns only after escaping her own death.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sassy Silverman
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juli 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201136406
• Artikelnr.: 61952205

Autorenporträt

Writing was Sassy Silverman's outlet as a child. Instead of standing up to her bully, she'd go home and write about what she should've done and what would happen the next time she saw her. But every time she saw her bully, she froze. Her sixth-grade teacher found her notebook and read it. She said, "These plays you're writing are well thought out." Sassy was confused because she thought some of the words she'd used would get her into big trouble. Her teacher told all the other teachers how good of a writer Sassy was and applauded her for something she thought was wrong. Her teacher wanted her to find someone with whom to act out the plays in front of the class. She did, and afterwards, she was no longer afraid to confront her bully.

Sassy continued to express her feelings on paper. She decided to write every day because it felt good. Writing helped her overcome bullying and many more dilemmas she faced growing up. Writing was her safe place. She fell in love with urban fiction after reading The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah. And she fell even deeper after reading Push by Sapphire. These two urban classics inspired Sassy Silverman to write more as a child. Writing feeds her soul, and after so many years of burying her stories, she's finally at a place where she wants to share her creativity with the world.

~~ "I once read a quote by Mark Twain: 'The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.' Well today, I found out that I'm meant to be a writer." —Sassy Silverman