Racism from the Eyes of a Child

This is a story of a girl's unexpected ability to overcome what seems to be a destined life of hardship, poverty and abuse. She overcomes through determination (and angels which are placed in her life at the time she most needs them) to end up with the love, dedication and wonderful life she truly deserves Instead of giving in to what is predicted to be a difficult and defeatist future, she fights for "the good life" she sees all around her. As her life unfolds, she proves that we are like Carl Jung, the famous Psychologist was often quoted "We are not what was done to us, but what we chose to become." Early in life she learns the truth behind not succumbing to obstacles or falls, the secret to happiness is always getting back up and trying again. Believing in a better tomorrow allows her to find the path to success. This story does not preach, but is spell-binding and inspiring and will remain with the reader long after the last page is turned