BOOKS
“Don’t Need No Soaps, My Life Is Soap Enough!”
A humorous look at life from a woman who has made errors in her life but survived with her sanity intact. Her wisdom comes across with humor and grace as she looks at her life objectively revealing experiences we rarely talk about but everyone has. You’ll laugh with her as she shares her relationship mistakes in, “Love Will Make a Hard Behind and a Soft Head.” She unlocks the mystery of parenting in “The Real Parents Training Manual” and shares survival tips like, “Going to the Movies on My Lunch Break.”
Join her as she talks about:
• “The Wedding and the Divorce”
• “Girl Friends Warn Me That I’m Suffering from Delusions That My Children Will Leave Home”
• "Chewing Cream of Wheat"
• “My Only Vices Are Cookies and Ice Cream”
"A Taste of Things To Come”
Bea Joyner’s audio book speaks from the heart and point of view of a mother, grandmother, sister and daughter with words of wisdom. The stories, essays and poems will make you laugh, think, and start a conversation with others about the topics she discusses. Recorded by Ms. Joyner, she continues sharing her life experiences from her upcoming book, “Don’t Need No Soaps, Or False Fingernails, My Life Is Soap Enough Two!” as well as her poetry and her essays.
Join her as she talks about:
• "The Men Who Turn Me On, Turn Me Down"
• "The Hair I Wear"
• "If I Could Have My Mother’s Hands"
• "In Honor of My Father"
"Oneness: A Black Catholic's Journey"
There are approximately 3 million Black Catholics in the United States. It is an important and vital aspect of the Black community, which has largely been ignored. Ms. Joyner's photographs and poems are a reflection of the richness and variety that existed in Most Blessed Sacrament Church and continues to exist in other Catholic churches.
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