Tears to Triumph: Women Learn to Live, Love and Thrive by Dawn Daniels
By Priscilla Johnson • Sep 2nd, 2009 • Category: Book Review 2009 •
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From the authors of the Souls of My Sisters, Dawn Daniels, Candace Sandy and Dr. Jarralynne Agee return with another book of encouragement, love, strength and triumph. Real women come forward to share their personal stories of heartache, pain, despair, hardship, domestic violence, health, jail, depression, disappointment, and hope. Each testimony revealed how tears have a purpose; tragedy can develop dreams; beauty can be found in everything and success is only around the corner with determination and hope.
I found the stories of each of the women to be heartwarming and encouraging. I cried with Dr Sharron Herron as she told the story of having to buy a dress for her daughter who died after breathing for only eight days; and Debbie Heyer lifted me as she told of how she realized her self worth and lost over 200 lbs. The authors, between each story, gave their insight into each story as they retold it. This book is very inspirational and uplifting and I would recommend to all to read.
Priscilla C. Johnson
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Priscilla Johnson is a single mom of a 12 year-old and guardian of two teen-age nephews, lives in Baltimore Maryland. Working full time as an Equal Opportunity Investigator, she enjoys spending her free time traveling to bookstores within the area to meet her favorite authors at book signings or helping to plan book events. Priscilla was given the nickname “BookManiac” by a co-worker who continues to laugh at her weekly delivery of books in the mail. She has been reviewing books for APOOO, A Place Of Our Own, for a little over eight months and she enjoys every minute. Besides reading, Priscilla enjoys walking, crocheting, or simply sitting on her balcony listening to the Creator.
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