Not Really a Princess

by Nicki Corinne White

Overview

Not Really A Princess is a redemption story dealing with grief, adoption, poverty, rejection and issues concerning widows. It begins in a small town in Washington where the author and her sister, Lisa were adopted at an early age. Through trying times they struggled both financially and emotionally. Their adoptive dad died when the author was 13 and they had no income. Moma sank into despair. Through this time Moma, Lisa and the author became believers in Christ as their Savior. This gave them hope and an inner peace through years of being encouraged by others and studying God's Word. The final twenty-five years of Moma's life were her happiest times. She turned from bitterness created by adversity to a joyful life of praying for others. The author and her sister had their own changes and growth in their lives. She struggled with feelings of rejection, of truly believing others loved her and also accepting that her Moma was a truly renewed person. This story encompasses many genres and reaches out to those who need hope through difficult times. Hopefully it will be used as a tool by many to show others they can grow and change throughout their life.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158636448
Publisher:	Carpenter's Son Publishing
Publication date:	01/10/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	160
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Nicki Corinne White has a passion for studying and teaching God's Word. She has been leading Bible studies for many years and disciplining young women. She is very involved in her local church with both children's ministry and women's ministry. She has a tender heart for those who are hurting and those who are new to church. Nicki hopes to be an encouragement to those around her lending a listening ear, kind word or a Biblical reminder. She also opens her home to share and serve others through hospitality on a regular basis and believes we are all called to do this. Nicki feels blessed to have been able to use her story and personal experience to encourage others and hopes to expand this ministry through her writing.