Black Child to Black Woman: An African-American Woman Coming-of-Age Story

Cheryl Denise Bannerman

Sep 2020 · Cheryl Denise Bannerman

About this ebook

Discover an award-winning journey of resilience, empowerment, and the triumph of the human spirit in Black Child to Black Woman—the 2020 Best Books Awards winner in African American fiction and the Reader's Favorite 2021 International Book Award Contest winner in Urban Fiction.

Join twenty-four-year-old Tara Walker on a poignant odyssey as she unearths her secret journal, a powerful testament to her life's trials and tribulations. From her raw, often harrowing childhood, marred by addiction, alcoholism, and predators, to the unwavering support of her hardworking parents, Tara's inspiring journey unfolds. Through adversity and rejection, she emerges as a resilient, intelligent young woman who confronts her traumatic past with unwavering determination, ultimately embracing the true meaning of life, happiness, family, and unconditional love.

Tara's compelling and illuminating African American life story will resonate with your soul, making Black Child to Black Woman a must-read for fans of inspirational women's fiction. Join us in celebrating her remarkable transformation – order your copy now and embark on a heartwarming journey of hope and redemption!

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About the author

Cheryl Denise Bannerman, is a multi-genre author of five self-published books and winner of the 2018 Book Excellence Award for her book of poetry, Words Never Spoken.Within the author's first three works of fiction, Black Child to Black Woman, Words Never Spoken, and A Killer's Reflection, the author addresses critical topics of social concern, such as alcohol and drug addictions, domestic abuse and violence, suicide, and child molestation.In her latest releases, a cozy mystery series entitled the Anna Romano Mystery Series, she hopes to provide relief from a somewhat somber world and spread laughter and smiles with the main character's witty humor and'unintentional stumbling' over dead bodies and into murder investigations.Her goal in life is to keep writing and continue helping victims of Domestic Abuse/Violence, Grief and ANON family groups, and Corporate Health and Wellness groups, to heal through words -- encouraging them to 'write the pain' via journaling, and expressing themselves through short stories,songs, and poetry.She currently resides in Orlando, Florida, where she runs her 24-year-old Training and Development company, specializing in Instructional Design and eLearning.