Author
Deborah Franklin wrote her first book "Adjectives," in
efforts to truly help other women pay attention to what they call
themselves and answer to. Franklin's book has created a circle of
release for women worldwide no matter religion, race, or preference
the book meets the needs of the heart.
Baltimore,
MD, USA -- "Adjectives" is a book designed to help one
heal from the inside out. Explaining how to regain or develop these
principals in their life: The books helps its readers to take a
practical look at complex situation and using everyday solutions to
get to the desired outcome.This book can be used by an individual or
a group. It was intended for women of all ages, but men can benefit
as well.
Franklin's
book "Adjectives," has a way of helping its reader look in
the mirror and accept who they are as a person. "The moment of
truth and trust comes when you can start loving you from the inside
out," said Deborah Franklin.
Deborah
Franklin is now looking at new ventures as a cast member of The Tea a
talk show reviewing books written by African American authors. The
cast members will be discussing pop culture, politics and how to
better the lives of women. Executive producer of the show Max
Rodriquez is also the producer of "The Harlem Book Festival"
and annual event held in NYC.
Video
of Live Presentation: https://youtu.be/gd51liGpkPk
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