Tie Ya Shoe and Walk New Book New Lifestyle
American Author Sumillya Lewis is astonishing the literary world with her fourth book, completed with the intent of inspiring millions to tie their shoes and be able to walk out of hard situations like relationships and not believing in themselves. The book is published on Lulu.com, the online marketplace for digital content.
Cleveland, OH, October 27, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Miss Lewis seized the opportunity to create a book that helps young women as well women of all ages to look past what they are told they should do and think of themselves, to believe in the beauty that they possess; with her guide of self-independence and self-worth, Tie Ya Shoe and Walk is a whirlwind of inspiration.
Savoeung Ien, says that "many women fail to truly look past a man being their complete life, so they live thinking that he is all they should have and without him they don't have a reason to live. Lewis takes the initiative to tell them that they have more to look for than believing that their life is worthless if a man isn't in it, if the wrong man isn't in it."
By taking personal experiences from past relationships and relationships that Lewis has seen crumble, she created the most inspiring guide to finding the beauty that lies within and to find the love that every person should have for his or her self.
Ms. Lewis says: "This book means a lot to me because it comes from what I see in my friends and family, what I have seen in myself. The things that women do to insure not being alone, it's sad, because they don't love themselves first. I didn't love myself first, my family and friends didn't love their self first. So we choose to wallow in self-pity and act like life was over just because one person walked out on us. I had to change, I want every women to be able to look past the negativity to a brighter lifestyle that doesn't have to deal with being focused on someone else's love more than your own."
"Tie Ya Shoe and Walk" is a great way to get a sense of self-worth and to find self-respect.
About:
Sumillya Lewis is a 22 year old college student in Southern Ohio. Writing has been a part of her life since the day she picked up a pen at the age of two. She says that, "even at the age of two I wanted and knew to use a pen, because the marks that I made wouldn't be erased." It is evident when she writes that the words that one reads surely won't be erased from their minds.
This book and others can be found at: http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fStoreID=38885
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Savoeung Ien, says that "many women fail to truly look past a man being their complete life, so they live thinking that he is all they should have and without him they don't have a reason to live. Lewis takes the initiative to tell them that they have more to look for than believing that their life is worthless if a man isn't in it, if the wrong man isn't in it."
By taking personal experiences from past relationships and relationships that Lewis has seen crumble, she created the most inspiring guide to finding the beauty that lies within and to find the love that every person should have for his or her self.
Ms. Lewis says: "This book means a lot to me because it comes from what I see in my friends and family, what I have seen in myself. The things that women do to insure not being alone, it's sad, because they don't love themselves first. I didn't love myself first, my family and friends didn't love their self first. So we choose to wallow in self-pity and act like life was over just because one person walked out on us. I had to change, I want every women to be able to look past the negativity to a brighter lifestyle that doesn't have to deal with being focused on someone else's love more than your own."
"Tie Ya Shoe and Walk" is a great way to get a sense of self-worth and to find self-respect.
About:
Sumillya Lewis is a 22 year old college student in Southern Ohio. Writing has been a part of her life since the day she picked up a pen at the age of two. She says that, "even at the age of two I wanted and knew to use a pen, because the marks that I made wouldn't be erased." It is evident when she writes that the words that one reads surely won't be erased from their minds.
This book and others can be found at: http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fStoreID=38885
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