Jamila W HarrisJamila W. Harris is a published poet and author of the five stars The Year We Didn't Vote and When The Roses Smell Like Pooh-Pooh, both available at BarnesandNoble.com Amazon.com & Booksamiilion.com. She is a freelance writer with several publication including "My Birthday From Hell," "I Miss The Days Of Hopscotch," and "Living In The Darkness." She has survived through some of life's greatest challenges and battles including several divorces, addiction, incarceration and yet remains a strong, beautiful, optimistic, woman. She is a survivor who has helped mentored other urban females facing the same difficulties. She is a young black woman from Philadelphia, PA, USA, who promotes freedom of speech, ISLAM, particularly the knowledge of Salafiyyah, and the Hip-Hop Movement. This third novel is about her struggle and journey in life, which took her about forty years to learn. It includes all of the positive energy that friends, family, celebrities such as the late, great Maya Angelo, Nikki Giovanni, Michelle Obama, Kerry Washington, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Angela Davis (to name a few), designers, strangers, foes, "PEOPLE," who brought something inspirational or may have said something enlightening and or constructive to her that kept her strong, and her helped her to remain STANDING, a Survivor. This is her convictions of The "True Rules" to surviving in this life and possibly making it to Eternal Bliss Forever in the Hereafter. Read More Read Less