Between the Pages: Where trials become TRIUMPH!

by Thaïs Sherell J.

Throughout many civilizations, women have endured much in silence. They dare not utter a word about their hardship, discomfort, or even abuse. After all, many would argue that women have no voice as they are inferior beings. Therefore, with lips pressed tight, many women scream within and breathe when told. They stifle tears in the darkness - prisoners by memories they dare not share, until now. Between the Pages accounts the life of one brave woman, HIV/AIDS advocate and artist, Joyce Ann McDonald. Join the many people across the globe who have already found inspiration and strength from the transparency of her life story which transcends from a life of low self-esteem, drug and sexual abuse, to ordained minister, NYS chaplain, and world renowned speaker and testimonial artist.

116 pages, Paperback

Published April 24, 2017

About the author

Thaïs, born in the Bronx, is an author, licensed educator, performer, and motivational speaker who is passionate about community transformation and conflict resolution. Her projects holistically combine education, business, and spiritual guide posts to effectively bring awareness to community concerns and introduce alternative conflict resolutions. Among her latest publications are Between the Pages: Where Trials become triumph! which relates to the #MeToo epidemic and One Awesome School which relates to the inclusion of learners with special needs; both are available at http://amazon.com/author/thaisj
To experience more of Thaïs, visit www.Nspired101.com.

Reviews

[Jerry Walch · Rating 5 out of 5]

Between the Pages: Where trials become triumph!by Thais Sherell has got to be some of the best Lifewririting that I have ever read--bar none. The drama, the angst, the deep emotions experienced by Joyce is palpable in the writing. I felt as if I was right there with her going through all those experiences with her and that is saying a great deal because I'm a man. I have some young friends, female friends, who are fighting to help girls overcome those same issues right here in Memphis and I will be recommending this book to them, Congratulation on a job well done.

[Tiny McGhaney · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is the real deal. Women go through a great deal and the fact the main character came out the way she did is inspiring.