Bücher von Mary Mitchell

In the captivating memoir, "Why The Heart: Leaning and Learning from Your Own Strengths," Mary Encillia Mitchell takes readers on an inspiring journey from the idyllic shores of St. Lucia to the bustling cityscape of Houston, Texas. As she embarks on her new chapter in America, Mary discovers that true strength resides within her, waiting to be uncovered.From the very first page, this remarkable tale unveils the countless challenges Mary encounters on her path to self-discovery. With unwavering determination, she rises above adversity, embracing each experience as an opportunity to grow. Through the highs and lows of life, love, and learning, Mary becomes a beacon of resilience for all who cross her path.Intertwined with her personal narrative, Mary delves into the profound impact of the heart. She explores how this vital organ, often taken for granted, can be profoundly affected by life's tumultuous events, incidents, and unexpected inspirations. With heartfelt anecdotes and remarkable insights, Mary skillfully uncovers the intricate complexities of the human heart.From relationships both new and old, to the pulsating beat of a city bursting with diversity, Mary's story offers a profound examination of the resiliency of the heart and the power of self-discovery. As readers turn each page, they are both educated and enthralled by the specific outputs that occur when the heart is not cared for properly.In a world filled with uncertainty, "Why The Heart" serves as a poignant reminder that one's strength lies not in the external circumstances, but within the very core of who they are. In this compelling memoir, Mary Encillia Mitchell invites us to join her on a transformative journey of love, growth, and the remarkable power that lies hidden within our own hearts.

Life is a challenge for 36-year-old Kate Cavanaugh, high school guidance counselor to a motley group of at-risk students. Two years after finding her young husband dead in bed beside her, Kate's storybook life has vanished, and she and her two children are still reeling. Her daughter Charlotte, once a sweet girl, has morphed into an angry, tattooed, tongue-studded teen; and Hunter, Kate's four-year-old, keeps his feelings sealed tight inside and an empty ketchup bottle clasped to his heart. When a tragedy occurs at the Alan B. Shepard High School, it's Kate who finds herself in need of counsel and guidance. What she does next catapults her and her family down an unfamiliar road, on a trajectory into space-toward understanding, forgiveness and healing.

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