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Abuse and a Journey to Self-Love
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Abuse and a Journey to Self-Love
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Current price: $10.89


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Abuse and a Journey to Self-Love
Current price: $10.89
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Size: Kobo eBook
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About the Book
In this collection of poetry, witness the evolution of a woman who subjects herself to an abusive relationship because she is desperate for someone to love her. She discovers the self-love of beauty that dwells within her, awaiting her acknowledgement and acceptance.
A powerful tool for self-validation, Abuse and a Journey to Self-Love is a poignant reminder that it is never too late to walk away; it is never too late to fall in love with yourself; and it is never a shame to look back and talk about your darkest moments, because you are greater than those moments and will always be.
About the Author
Euphemia W. Scott-Nimely is a registered nurse, BSN-RN. She is Liberian by birth and part of the Liberian community in Columbus, Ohio. She is married with four children.
Scott-Nimely loves to write, read, and listen to good music and sing. One of her greatest aspirations is to be of more help to the less fortunate children, and she hopes to one day help a child make a better life.
About the Book
In this collection of poetry, witness the evolution of a woman who subjects herself to an abusive relationship because she is desperate for someone to love her. She discovers the self-love of beauty that dwells within her, awaiting her acknowledgement and acceptance.
A powerful tool for self-validation, Abuse and a Journey to Self-Love is a poignant reminder that it is never too late to walk away; it is never too late to fall in love with yourself; and it is never a shame to look back and talk about your darkest moments, because you are greater than those moments and will always be.
About the Author
Euphemia W. Scott-Nimely is a registered nurse, BSN-RN. She is Liberian by birth and part of the Liberian community in Columbus, Ohio. She is married with four children.
Scott-Nimely loves to write, read, and listen to good music and sing. One of her greatest aspirations is to be of more help to the less fortunate children, and she hopes to one day help a child make a better life.


















