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|  | | But Who Is She?
A Note to the Reader: The pages before you hold no responsibility. They simply state and unfold images and happenings. While words may be a simple and educated means to communication, they fail to openly express underlying emotion. Perhaps the words you are soon to read will, in fact, accomplish those very tasks of true description and demonstration. But also lend your mind to the possibility of deception. For my words are simply those of my own. Continue on; let my words here not hold you back from what could be described as the importance of this collection of papers. But yet I say, take caution. Might a small warning exist within reality? Enjoy.
| |  | | I Will Be Me: Nothing More, Nothing Less
Maya Angelou was correct in saying, "To be left alone on the tight rope of youthful unknowing is to experience the excruciating beauty of full freedom and the threat of eternal indecision. Few, if any, survive their teens."
This book digs deep into that very indecision, surfacing with feelings of accomplishment, happiness, anger and disappointment. All five chapters will take the reader into the depths of a young woman's soul – through life, love, hurt and depression. Each section will stimulate the reader, offering feelings to which one can undoubtedly relate. There need be no further explanations or cautions about this book of honesty – the only advice can be advised by its author:
"Take in, strike your match
As the gleam starts to show
Breathe in, light your flame
And watch the magic unfold"
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