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The Southern Girl Autobiography

"Here I am," proclaims Daisy Mae Byrd in this powerful memoir." A child of rural Georgia and the daughter of loving parents, but one too often defeated by social and economic forces that I did not make, did not understand, and could not control. Forces that warped my expectations, and tragically dimmed the horizon of life's possibilities for far too many years. Along with my parents great caring, I inherited the narrow, forlorn world that they lived in, and I carried this world with me for many years___my own bundle of grief.

But then, through the grace of God, the scales fell from my eyes, and I found within myself the power to shape my own life___and to find my own way into the bright world of possibilities that is the true inheritance of all God's children.

Not since Maya Angelou's I Know Why The Cage Bird Sing, has an African American woman confronted so honestly and so fearlessly the dreaded cost to body, soul, and mind of growing up black in the south. A must read for anyone who seek to understand__and overcome that bleak experience.

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Testimonial

Ms. Byrd is a true storyteller and candidly shares intimate details of her life growing up in rural Georgia, and later, Savannah. The openness of her style invited me in from the first page, and it was truly hard to put down. When I thought I was at a stopping point another revelation would grip and hold me for another hour. Then another. So readable that when I picked it up again halfway through, I was compelled to finish in one sitting. Ms. Byrd’s family, friends, and real life villains came to life through her clear, no-nonsense writing. I felt her joys, burdens, and victories(never defeats!). I laughed, cried, & shook my head in wonder at her determination to develop and achieve her goals, and to make life better for herself and her close-knit family. Ms. Byrd moves through and beyond tragedy and disappointment by way of her faith and her strength of character. Her story is indeed a slice of life, one that enlightens and inspires.

Sally Portland

 My Kid's Book

Come To The Country With Me

My kids book consist of a compilation of art displayed in my art gallery, and is an enchanting story that teaches your child the importance of eating their vegetables, as well as open your child's imagination to that long ago world their parents and grandparents came from. Perfect for pre-K through fourth grades.

*This book is persuasive in teaching kids the importance of eating

vegetables.

* Teaches kids the importance of family time.

* Assist kids in reconizing colors and objects.

* Teaches kids about changing weather and seasons.

* Will take your child on an imaginary journey to a time before color

TV, I pods etc....

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As with all my books, this book is only available in soft copy. When ordering, please make sure we have your mailing address so that that we can promptly deliver your books safely to you in a timely manner.

SOUTHERN GIRL 2, IS AN ENTHRALLING, 390 PAGE, CONTINUING SAGA OF AN AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMAN WHO DARED TO DREAM, AND HER HEROIC ATTEMPT TO OVERCOME POVERTY. THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE IN SOFT COPY IN MID SEPTEMBER 2021.

After more than fifty years of desperately searching for solace, Daisy Mae remained selfless, with endless determination to over come poverty. But her painful past was just a prerequisite for more difficult times ahead.

Joblessness held a tight grip on her, as the possibility of becoming homeless loomed over her like a dark cloud. Fate had had it's way with her, and she found herself tied up in Litigation, in the quaint Southern town of Savannah Georgia. It was at that point that Daisy realized she had become the butt of her own dreams.

Unappreciated by those around her for her seemingly failed efforts and attempts to rise above poverty, she believed in herself and a higher power, and pushed forward in her endeavors. More than anything, it was imperative that Daisy found her rightful place in life.

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