Bree Chantell

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Lily In The Valley (The Double Back Diaries Book 2) by Alexandrea LeChelle

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“Motherwort for your heart, when it’s been armored too long.” Kelly’s eyes went glassy, her mouth pressed into a thin line. Joi kept going. “Chamomile to rest without guilt. Thyme for courage. Sage for release. Calendula…” She paused, ...more

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“When we get in touch with the energy within our chakras, we connect with ourselves more fully, and learn how to heal ourselves on all levels, creating true holistic healing.”
― Margarita Alcantara, Chakra Healing: A Beginner's Guide to Self-Healing Techniques that Balance the Chakras

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“It was in my mind that I believed the thing had happened, and it was in my mind that I now fused together abuse and attraction.”
― Charles M. Blow, Fire Shut Up in My Bones

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“Aunty Ifeoma was silent as she ladled the thick cocoyam paste into the soup pot; then she looked up and said Papa-Nnukwu was not a heathen but a traditionalist, that sometimes what was different was just as good as what was familiar, that when Papa-Nnukwu did his itu-nzu, his declaration of innocence, in the morning, it was the same as our saying the rosary.”
― Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Purple Hibiscus

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“He had learned a language and a protocol dictated by fear and necessary for survival. Like many older black people, he suffered from a chronic reflex racism. Having heard tell of—or witnessed, or experienced—so many horrible things done at the hands of white folks, he feared most and trusted few of them.”
― Charles M. Blow, Fire Shut Up in My Bones

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“Then I had the idea that it wasn’t her that I needed in that moment so much as a father. This was an issue among boys and men. I needed a man who could understand and help me make sense of what happened, a heavy arm in whose crook I could hide. I needed a father like Jed, someone with the kind of eyes that forgave secret shame before it scarred the throat in the speaking.”
― Charles M. Blow, Fire Shut Up in My Bones

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