Beryl Crosher-Segers Knihy

The protagonist grapples with deep-seated trauma from witnessing her brother Owen's drowning, which triggers a lifetime of nightmares and anxiety. Set against the backdrop of apartheid in South Africa, her experiences amplify feelings of dread and impact her self-worth. The narrative explores the intersection of personal loss and societal oppression, highlighting the psychological scars that shape her life.

Exploring the journey of self-love, this book highlights its transformative power in reshaping one's outlook on life. It emphasizes the inherent worthiness of individuals, encouraging readers to embrace love and acceptance for themselves as they are. Through insightful reflections, it guides readers towards enlightenment and personal growth.