True-stories mga kuwento

Through My Eyes is more than a memoir - it's a mirror of healing and becoming. What if your own story of struggle held the keys to your light? This collection of reflections, revelations, and raw truths comes from a soul who has weathered storms, defied expectations, and still chooses to rise. With unfiltered honesty and poetic simplicity, Misty G shares a journey that is deeply personal yet universally human. It's a story of resilience, self-forgiveness, and remembering who you were before the world tried to tell you otherwise. This isn't just her story - it's an invitation to see yourself more clearly... and to reclaim your light through her eyes.

A book about true creepy things that have happened to me and family members! This includes paranormal stuff and just overall creepy things/people.

So a Youtube comment I made on a Buzzfeed Unsolved post that talked about how my house being haunted and people wanted to hear my stories, I promise on my kneecaps that this is not fake. Enjoy! Also, note that I do tend to be vulgar, so heads up on that

The title pretty much says it all, but if you need some kind of clarity on it all then I'll give it to you. Yes, that's how nice I am. Remember that when it's Christmas time, okay? Anyway, this story is basically about my experiences of being the new kid. Okay. Let me tell you this now - it sucks being new. It sucks more than a baby when it's trying to find some milk. So sorry for that graphic visual, but still. It's terrible. So bad that I would rather live with a host family than move again. Kidding! Mostly.... But I do have to move again, and surely I have to share all of my tip, tricks, and experiences with my fellow New Girls, am I right? Trust me, I am. So follow me into this book full of my life, tips, and tricks of being a new girl. Embarrassing? Yes. Weird? Yes. Useful information? Uh... Yes. Don't take my word for it, see it yourself! **Don't be a silent reader. You could always vote.**

These are true stories and Christian food for thought. The autobiographies are at age 12, Air Force living (ages 18-38) and homecoming trips (recent). It includes a puppetry career, musical theater and many bonafide miracles I have experienced.