Bully, Bully, Back Off Me

by Chay aka Parichay

Overview

I just hope that my book will inspire someone and to give them convenient to overcome any obstacle. There is so much bullying in our world today, not taking the time to get to know the person, their wisdom, their intelligence, and their harmony, before they're so quickly judged by their appearance. We all came face-to-face with hindrances or barriers in our life. It takes time to get the courage to jump over that hurdle to develop the strength to stand tall. (T. D. Jakes is my inspiration: Allow your enemy be your step stool.)
Native words flow like a river. It has no end. Don't allow yourself to sink in the flow of water surrounded by words that has no meaning. Your fight is not against the words that hold your head underwater. Your fight is the fight of survival to rise above the water. Put your hand on your heart. Take a look in the mirror. Your heart beat for you. Love yourself!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157473990
Publisher:	Christian Faith Publishing, Inc
Publication date:	02/27/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	48
File size:	1 MB
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

I was born in Texas, the middle child of eight. I was always a shy and quiet person grown up. Running track was my hobby in school. I made it to state finals in my junior year place third in the 880. I'm a mother of three, two daughters and one son and a grandmother of eight grandkids. My family is my pride and joy. I'm now retired after working in dietary in a nursing home facility for twenty-one years.
Writing is a passion of mine. I began writing couple of years ago. I would find myself picking up a pen in the middle of the night and sometime one or two o’clock in the morning writing different quotes. Wasn't able to go back to sleep until I wrote down everything on paper. I would be up for hours writing. The energy from others would inspire me. Whatever weighed heavy on my heart, the words would flow like a waterfall nonstop. I didn't allow anyone to read my material. I would just write and put it away, until I stated writing more and more. No matter where I was, I had to put it on paper. One day, I spoke to my aunt and told her about my passion for writing. She asked to read some of my writing.
The rest is history….