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HALF FULL: A Global Story of Love, Loss, and Redemption
“What happens when the world knocks you down—but your sibling won't let you fall?”
From acclaimed author Anthony Freeman comes Half Full—a story of resilience, love, and redemption that transcends place, background, or struggle.
Antonio is a school principal with six children and a mountain of responsibilities. Sabrina is a quietly brilliant artist turned grocery store cashier. Across buses, eviction courts, motel rooms, and childhood memory, these two adult siblings fight to reclaim their dignity—and their dreams.
This book includes access to a curated iTunes soundtrack created to complement the emotional journey of the chapters. Scan the QR code to listen while you read.
This is not a story about race.
It’s a story about family.
About holding each other up when life hits the hardest.
Perfect for fans of The Pursuit of Happyness, Nomadland, and A Man Called Ove, Half Full is a heartfelt, powerful journey of everyday heroism.
From acclaimed author Anthony Freeman comes Half Full—a story of resilience, love, and redemption that transcends place, background, or struggle.
Antonio is a school principal with six children and a mountain of responsibilities. Sabrina is a quietly brilliant artist turned grocery store cashier. Across buses, eviction courts, motel rooms, and childhood memory, these two adult siblings fight to reclaim their dignity—and their dreams.
This book includes access to a curated iTunes soundtrack created to complement the emotional journey of the chapters. Scan the QR code to listen while you read.
This is not a story about race.
It’s a story about family.
About holding each other up when life hits the hardest.
Perfect for fans of The Pursuit of Happyness, Nomadland, and A Man Called Ove, Half Full is a heartfelt, powerful journey of everyday heroism.
159 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2025
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