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“Wealth Beyond Barriers: Financial Healing for BIPOC Communities” delves into the systemic financial barriers faced by BIPOC individuals and offers tangible strategies for overcoming them.

From the author of How to Tame a F*ck Boy comes the long-awaited sequel flipping the script.* This time, we’re exploring the phenomenon from the other side—because let’s be real, it’s not just the fellas out here breaking hearts and dodging accountability. How to Tame a F*ck Girl* is a hilarious, raw, and insightful guide for those caught up in the whirlwind of modern dating, trying to navigate emotionally unavailable partners, breadcrumbing, ghosting, and the wild ride of attraction vs. self-respect.

To the special person reading this: Hello Beautiful!!! Hope that you are doing well. When God created you he made one of his best decisions. You are unique, giving, loving, and very special. What does having mental health wellness coping strategies mean to you? After years of suffering from not having a way to cope mentally, having mental health wellness coping strategies means everything to me today. That's why I wrote Do I Look Bipolar?

The mind is the last battle ground. Be a part of the first Christian confession from a spiritual leader, Lady Charmaine Day, who is willing to admit that she has flaws and issues just like all the people of the Bible, and from the perspective of a comedian, Brooklyn Mike aka Mike Troy, who has traveled the world and seen people from all walks a life. They will help you see that the people in the bible are no different than you and them.

“I Used to Love a Crackhead” is a compelling urban drama based on a true story, adapted by Emmanuel Simms. Set in early 2000s Washington D.C., the book follows Nina Harris, a single mother of two, who meets Marcus “M.J.” James and quickly falls for his charm. However, M.J. hides a dark secret that slowly unravels as their relationship deepens.