Selina Mae Steele

by Sylvia Marri Stone

Overview

Sylvia Marri Stone, an Asian international competitive bodybuilder herself wrote this book about the life a female bodybuilder. The life story started from the bodybuilder's childhood until after the bodybuilder stopped competing. Though Selina Mae Steele, her life story and all the characters in this book are purely fictitious, they may sound real as each page is read and turned. This book aims to reveal undisclosed facts found in life, be it pertaining to relationships, sports politics, spirits, faiths, history, things that people just do and many more. Sylvia Marri Stone, a Catholic and a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration was a natural lover of music, arts and sports. Her faith in The Almighty never failed her. Writing and making friends had always been her hobby since she was a little girl. She was constantly adventurous and inquisitive because she believed in the learning power of man. Discover how far her imagination took her in Selina Mae Steele's life.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780977171101
Publisher:	Sylvia Cochingyan-Rawlins
Publication date:	07/01/2005
Pages:	292
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.61(d)

About the Author

Sylvia Marri Stone, an Asian international competitive bodybuilder herself wrote this book about the life a female bodybuilder. The life story started from the bodybuilder's childhood until after the bodybuilder stopped competing. Though Selina Mae Steele, her life story and all the characters in this book are purely fictitious, they may sound real as each page is read and turned. This book aims to reveal undisclosed facts found in life, be it pertaining to relationships, sports politics, spirits, faiths, history, things that people just do and many more. Sylvia Marri Stone, a Catholic and a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration was a natural lover of music, arts and sports. Her faith in The Almighty never failed her. Writing and making friends had always been her hobby since she was a little girl. She was constantly adventurous and inquisitive because she believed in the learning power of man. Discover how far her imagination took her in Selina Mae Steele's life.

Editorial Reviews

She talks about what it is like for those on the inside and what goes on a true inside view. Later, the book chronicles how once she started to move within the FBB circle that her choices and options within that as a FBB were limited and she had to make hard family choices to maintain things. This moved to the next phase once she has such a developed body what and how does she provide for her and her family. ... This novel will draw you into her world and make you want to read page after page.

Google Books - David Rupert

Sylvia allows the reader to look into the world of female bodybuilding like no one else before. Sylvia allows those of us, who are not as committed in becoming physically superior to live vicariously through her words and life. She shares an in depth account of being a strong woman. One can almost experience the life of an idol through her words. This book is a must read, and an inspiration to everyone who hope one day to be able to build a physique.

Google Books - Tim Lykes

It had me laughing at times yet sometimes totally appalled.
Selina's story was straight forward and not clouded by excessive metaphors. It was adventurous yet tragic at times. As I read, Selina's appetite for love excited me as wanted be one of her suitors. It gave me an inside look at the ugly side of sports politics. Serious and wise she saved the lives of her security team. Yet so funny and playful she experienced fantasies that most of us only dream about.

Google Books - Tim Mayton

I have just received your book 'Selina Mae Steele' and I enjoyed it very much.
I am wondering if you would be open to me writing a book review?
Overall, I would recommend the book to anyone interested in female bodybuilding and of course to all of Sylvia's fans.
The experiences of family violence, sexual exploitation and corruption in the bodybuilding world,
reminded me of the importance of treating women and especially female bodybuilders with deep respect and support.

Google Books - Peter Woods