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Kumquats, Figs, & Molasses
Rooted in Commonsense Isms
by Sylvia "Cee" Small Mitchell and Sheree "Ree" Johnson Small

Overview


"Kumquats, Figs, and Molasses" conveys fundamental wisdom– in its original colloquial form— to provoke a profound sense of self and cultural awareness. This book enthusiastically uplifts women to empower themselves through various life events. Utilizing a remarkable collection of everyday colloquialisms, this relatable prose passes along sage wisdom to extraordinary women in a personal, informal way.
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Description


"Kumquats, Figs, and Molasses" conveys fundamental wisdom– in its original colloquial form— to provoke a profound sense of self and cultural awareness. This book enthusiastically uplifts women to empower themselves through various life events. Utilizing a remarkable collection of everyday colloquialisms, this relatable prose passes along sage wisdom to extraordinary women in a personal, informal way. The underlying messages serve as an indispensible guide to work through some of life's unique challenges. "Kumquats, Figs, and Molasses" is perfect for readers seeking spiritual nutrition and reassurance to remember there is always a way out of nowhere.
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About the author


Sylvia Small Mitchell and Sheree Johnson Small's journey as first-time authors started with a simple conversation. The authors both experienced the fullness of growing up in Louisiana, the art of generational storytelling, and the richness of southern traditions. As sisters-in-law, they gathered on Saturday mornings, exchanged ideas about life events, and reminisced about stories told by their maternal circle. Over the years, these gatherings became a standing tradition and inspired them to put pen to paper, leaving an imprint long after they are gone. This is a generational keepsake developed for their children, grandchildren, and others to evoke conversations within the exchange of these reflective words.

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Book details

Genre:SELF-HELP

Subgenre:Motivational & Inspirational

Language:English

Pages:84

Hardcover ISBN:9781098355661


Overview


"Kumquats, Figs, and Molasses" conveys fundamental wisdom– in its original colloquial form— to provoke a profound sense of self and cultural awareness. This book enthusiastically uplifts women to empower themselves through various life events. Utilizing a remarkable collection of everyday colloquialisms, this relatable prose passes along sage wisdom to extraordinary women in a personal, informal way.

Read more

Description


"Kumquats, Figs, and Molasses" conveys fundamental wisdom– in its original colloquial form— to provoke a profound sense of self and cultural awareness. This book enthusiastically uplifts women to empower themselves through various life events. Utilizing a remarkable collection of everyday colloquialisms, this relatable prose passes along sage wisdom to extraordinary women in a personal, informal way. The underlying messages serve as an indispensible guide to work through some of life's unique challenges. "Kumquats, Figs, and Molasses" is perfect for readers seeking spiritual nutrition and reassurance to remember there is always a way out of nowhere.

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About the author


Sylvia Small Mitchell and Sheree Johnson Small's journey as first-time authors started with a simple conversation. The authors both experienced the fullness of growing up in Louisiana, the art of generational storytelling, and the richness of southern traditions. As sisters-in-law, they gathered on Saturday mornings, exchanged ideas about life events, and reminisced about stories told by their maternal circle. Over the years, these gatherings became a standing tradition and inspired them to put pen to paper, leaving an imprint long after they are gone. This is a generational keepsake developed for their children, grandchildren, and others to evoke conversations within the exchange of these reflective words.

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