A Girl Named Job

Secrets always make for a good topic yet "A Girl Named Job" holds no punches. This lengthy biography sheds light on the delicate subject matter of how all "Bad-Girls" want to be good and how one "Bad" incident can put a "Good-Girl" on a one way path to destruction. Conscience of her higher power the author believes that everyone at one time or another desires the same thing.

Mr Smith, you’re hired

Though the quest for unconditional love is the basis of this story factors like education or lack of , ignorance, crime, sex, and abuse both physical andemotional also play their part and help develop the character and her story. It takes you into a real life paternity battle where the parties involved don't sit in front of a studio audience but instead sit at home waiting for results, hoping that their worst nightmares haven't come to be. As stated earlier, this book addresses the quest for love unconditional though betrayal plays a continuous unwanted role between, friends and lovers alike.

You have grandmothers fighting mothers, fathers fighting mothers, friends trying to rape friends and uncles who just completely cross the line. It takes you into the world of untimely deaths, unexplained deaths and the desperate cry for death, just in order to stop further pain. A Girl Named Job is many things; Its a Love Story, Its a Survival story, Its a story about finding ones self and finding ones true calling in life its a Hard Head makes a soft behind, you live and learn and a didnt you see that comming type of story as well. As a important note the author would like to mention the cover art also displayed the Bible opened up to 1stCorinthians Chapter Published by Xlibris Corporation first published March 27th To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.

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Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Apr 01, Marie Antionette rated it liked it Recommends it for: Anyone who ever felt like giving at oen time or another I'm the author so giving it a review would be tacky!

I will however say if anyone choose to read this book they will not be disapointed! Shameless Plug I know I put my heart and soul into this book so I have to give it at least 3 stars.

Jun 29, The Urban Book Source rated it really liked it. A Girl Named Job from author Marie Antoinette tells a story of a young girl who within the pages, you will see develop into a young woman who has her eye on the prize. This authors pens a heart wrenching tale within the pages of her debut. This is a truly a story about beating the odds but more importantly turning negatives into positives. If her upbringing was any indication of what was going to happen, readers could easily sympathize with little Marie but upon completion readers alike would see that in order to stand comfortably and confidently in her skin she had to over come all obstacles I applaud this author for letting her readers into her inner world and life and you will not be disappointed in fact you will be inspired to know that you can turn your dreams into realities and not end up a statistic if you truly want to and without a doubt Marie Antoinette wanted just that.

Readers will enjoy A Girl Named Job, because it is just that real and they will feel as though at some point in time they also were too just like a girl named job.

You could easily say that due to her circumstance she was destined for failure but the author did not give up and kept growing and the inner strength not only made her stronger but also very much wiser in her decision making. Absolutely a story of inspiration for all! A Girl Named Job will not disappoint because just like a fiction novel this book has heartaches, betrayal, dishonesty, triumphs and victories and to think this is the authors real life! What did I like about this book? I enjoyed that the author took a risk by giving the reader an up close and personal look at her life with out any fears.

What did I dislike about this book?

An all too familiar story

She explained everything and walking away you got a better understand of the author. What could the author do to improve the book? Nothing, this was this authors personal memoirs and who am I to critique the author on the life she lived or the growth she has made in pursuit of happiness. I applaud this author for letting her readers into her inner world and life and you will not be disappointed in fact you will be inspired to know that you can turn your dreams into realities and not end up a statistic if you truly want to and without a doubt Marie Antoinette wanted just that, Readers will enjoy A Girl Named Job, upon completions readers alike will feel as though at some point in time they also were too just like a girl named job.

Hands down a literary job well done! Jan 21, Fareeda rated it really liked it.

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