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Pieces of Me
By: Regina A. Dilbert
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ISBN:
978-1-59824-737-4
Edition:
Paperback, 69 Pages
Publication Date:
December 7, 2007
This book is about all the times that I prayed to GOD for material things thinking that those things would make me feel better about myself. I realized that is not how you are supposed to pray and with that wisdom I found happiness. It took for me to fall a thousand times to realize I rose to personal success. After all it is what I think of me that matters the most. I was a person that wanted to have what others had not caring that what they had may not be what’s best for me. I wanted to always please others and by doing so I neglected my inner being. I realize now that I am human and I make human mistakes. I am far from perfect but I’m striving every day to walk in the glory of who matters to me most…GOD.
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