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|  | | Chapter 30: How To Make Less Regretful Decisions in Your 20s
Nailah Harvey dedicates this book to the anxious overzealous young adults who are trying to live life in their 20s.
As author Nailah Harvey transitioned into the third decade of her life, she reflected over the years past. This self-help book hones in on the author's golden years: a decade filled with lessons, failures and success stories. Although everyone can learn from Nailah's advice, she dedicates this book to the anxious overzealous young adults who are trying to live life in their 20s.
| |  | | Confessions of An Adult Nerd: The Bay Area Blues
"Confessions Of An Adult Nerd" celebrates the nerdy, yet eccentric life of a single 25-year-old English teacher named Halian.
Confessions Of An Adult Nerd celebrates the nerdy, yet eccentric life of a single 25-year-old English teacher named Halian. Somewhat tormented by her own clumsiness and obsession with libraries, Halian’s whimsical personality is put to the test when she meets the guy she didn't necessarily pray for. This guy is out of her league…or so she thinks. Confessions Of An Adult Nerd is a short story series because “to be continued” stories are arguably more interesting than “happy ending” stories.
| |  | | SoKoDiaries: An American Teacher Living in South Korea (Vol.1)
Allow me to sum up everything Twitter style (in 140 characters or less). SoKoDiaries reveals my experience as a Black-American female teacher living in South Korea. I hope it's an inspiration and a good read.
span style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small; ">In 2012, three percent of the population in South Korea (SoKo) were foreigners; an even smaller percentage (of the foreigners) were Black-Americans. As a Black-American woman living in SoKo during that time, culture shock was not the only thing Nailah had to overcome. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Nailah's temporary stay in an urban-rural Korean city was an unique experience. But that was not the only unique experience. Nailah's SoKo journey was filled with many contrastingly pleasant me | |  | | SoKoDiaries: Culture Shock (Vol.2)
"SoKoDiaries: Culture Shock (Vol.2)" reveals the cultural difference of Nailah Harvey--a Black-American female living and teaching in South Korea.
Can you imagine eating kimchi—a spicy cabbage—for breakfast, lunch and dinner? In South Korea (SoKo), it is quite common to eat this particular dish with rice at any time of day. Nailah learned this and many other things while on her seasonal journey in Eastern Asia. From receiving a roll of toilet tissue at the grand opening of a cell phone store, to attending Korean church, Nailah experienced a great deal of culture shock in SoKo. She learned the beauty in cultural differences, but quite shockingly, Nailah learned a lot more about herself. Her cultural and spiritual jo | |  | | SoKoDiaries: Reverse Culture Shock (Vol.3)
"SoKoDiaries: Reverse Culture Shock (Vol.3)" reveals the cultural adjustments that Nailah Harvey--a Black-American female--experienced when she returned to America after living and teaching in South Korea.
Nailah’s first two books are a compilation of journals from her three-month journey in South Korea: the good, the bad and the ugly. As the third volume in the SoKoDiaries Book Series, “Reverse Culture Shock” reveals Nailah’s life after diving back into the teaching routine of her native country (America) after being immersed in Eastern Asian culture for a season. She found herself bowing to her elders and greeting people with the Korean greeting “Annyeong-Haseyo” instead of “Hello.” Every embarrassing encounter, vulnerable thought, and |
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The Heart's Way
by Rebecca McKeehan
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 Love is universal and not limited to the most perfect among us. In this collection of romantic short stories and poetry, love comes to those who are decidedly imperfect, who possess very real human flaws, scars, and challenges. Awaiting us as we are. |
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