And They Ran

This mystery follows the extremes of a mother’s ferocious love for her children. Medea, derived from “mother dear,” also known as Gal, conveys wisdom to her progeny about love, caring, and the oppression that the Harris Family is subject to. Madea instilled the importance of neighborly behavior into her children with the promise that the spirit of love would always find its way back to them. This is a culmination of narratives of my family heritage which I wish to leave as a legacy. Both refreshing and heartbreaking, the stories of my grandmother, Isabella Lee Harris who paved the way for all her children to honor patience and kindness, hold a special place in my heart.

I Wonder

Whether you believe in God, universal forces, or the divine within, Janice Sibley’s “I Wonder” is a must-read for all those suffering from spiritual confusion. To be comfortable in your skin is to be comfortable in your mind. By masterfully employing the use of self-actualization strategies, Janice allows her readers to look introspectively, fostering self-care and personal development.

“I Wonder” is a voice in the dark for everyone to follow, to lead them to the light. Moreso a harmonious symphony of religious and spiritual beliefs, assisted by well-thought-out philosophical anecdotes.