Published by Page Publishing, Tammy Crumb captivating book shows how headstrong teenagers can be in dealing with life’s nuances, especially when their emotions hide a deeper hurt from ages past.
Tammy Crumb, a first-time author, singer, and president of her Baptist church choir, has completed her new book “In the Mind of Adolescence”: a mesmerizing tale about Laylah Tyrell’s prodigal moments in her family and at school that unveil her past.
Tammy writes, “Sweet, sassy, and sour––the 3 S’s most girls between the ages of seven to sixteen years old have been called or accused of being at least once. My name is Laylah Tyrell and I would have the honor of mastering all three before turning the ripe age of thirteen. Not bragging on anything negative of course, because those who knew me understood me and those who think they knew me, ended up labeling me as a troublemaker or the black sheep of the family. I was extremely observant at a very young age, somewhat bashful, but didn’t much get pass me unless I wanted it to. That’s why it came as a bit of a surprise when I learned my mom and stepdad wanted to send this city girl to the country, to avoid getting in more trouble and possible jail time.
I admit, I did some wrong; possibly some unspeakable things growing up, but I was also forced to deal with a lot of things children my age shouldn’t be exposed to, and I guess that made me hostile or as I would like to call it, ‘tough enough.’
You see I was abused and abandoned at the age of seven, abused by the son of a family friend and abandoned by my biological father, and although that does not excuse the wrong I did, it had much to do with me spiraling out of control as a teenager and hurting others along the way. The hurt, betrayal, suicidal thoughts, all these emotions would lead to behaviors that would fuel me for a decade to come.”
Readers will surely learn to understand the no-hold-barred mind of Laylah as she faces gratifying and inconvenient circumstances in her life that affect her behavior.
Readers who wish to experience this gripping work can purchase “In the Mind of Adolescence” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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