A story of overcoming adversity and breaking free from the cycle of hardship. It is an ode to the power of resilience, the importance of family, and the unwavering strength found within oneself. Ultimately, it is a testament to the human capacity to rise above life’s challenges and create a legacy of love, hope, and triumph.
Sheila Marquez was born in Cocoa Beach, Florida where her father was stationed in the Military. Her parents divorced when she was Two years old.
Mother and daughter traveled through a life of despair and hunge till the age of two. We arrived in LA county and finally was a ble to settle down somewhat.Sheila married at age sixteen an divorced at age twenty five, and became a wild child till she met the love of her life.
Throughout the pages of this book, you will experience the author’s personal growth from a vulnerable child to a resilient survivor. Sheila’s childhood memories are vividly recounted, leading up to her present-day experiences. Here is the official preview of the chapters.
I want to start this book by sharing my earliest memories. I was born at Patrick Air Force Base in Cocoa Beach, Florida, and spent my first two years there. Although I don’t remember much about that time, I have…………….
I was born in Florida, although I have no memories of it since I grew up in Boston. My father was in the army, and when I was just two years old, he went to prison. I have no recollection………
My stay in Wisconsin was initially the best time of my life and later morphed into an immensely traumatizing experience that still haunts me to this day. When we arrived in Wisconsin, my mother met this man who was a………
When we left Wisconsin in my stepfather’s car, we had no idea where we were going and ended up in Oklahoma. My mother and I worked in the cotton field there. Our house was a migrant shack with no electricity……………….
My mom one day suddenly decided that we needed to visit my Grandmother in Georgia, and we once again packed our limited belongings and traveled to reunite with family. I don’t have a memory of how we got there, but…………
My childhood consisted of constantly moving around. After we left Miami, my mother and I hitchhiked aimlessly till we eventually ended up in California. It was my first time there, and like every other move, we had no plan or…….
Having experienced the heart-wrenching pain of a stillborn birth in the past, my mother was consumed by caution and anxiety during her pregnancy with my little brother. Each passing day brought a mixture of hope and trepidation as she yearned…….
In the book “Letters to My Father,” the author shares childhood memories and experiences from throughout her life up until the present. Sheila’s journey was filled with both joy and sorrow, as well as unexpected plot twists. As you read, you’ll witness the author’s growth from a vulnerable child to a strong survivor.
”Usually, I don’t read books like this, but I don’t regret spending my money on it totally worth it. I would recommend you to read it and don’t miss this one. If you like going on a roller coaster of emotions, then give it a try and read it.
Willie A. Santiago
”This was one hell of an experience. I recommend it. There are so many twists and turns that you will be intact to the book. However, it might get too lengthy for some people. I loved it and would like to read more from this author.
Sonya A. Vandervort
”Sheila Marquez’s writing style is terrific, and this is what I am a fan of now. You will never get bored reading this book; I just finished it and want to reread it. Moreover, the book will enlighten you in a lot of ways. It will teach the readers a lot of lessons. Furthermore, it will motivate you in so many ways. Recommended!
Sandra L. Morales
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