Somebody Called Me Hannah

In Somebody Called Me Hannah, the author shares her life story outlining the emotional, physical, and verbal abuse that she and her family experienced in the home at the hand of her father, and the loss of self-esteem she experienced bit by bit, day by day. The reader is taken on the journey of depression, co-dependency, and promiscuity that results from the childhood abuse that is revealed. This book also chronicles the saving grace that comes as a result of finding God and embracing His life plan. The book ends with a testimony of triumph as the fresh air of deliverance abounds. As Revelation 12:11 states, "And they overcame him by the blood of the lamb, and by the word of their testimony."

Many vices such as alcoholism, drug abuse, eating disorders, co-dependency, and promiscuity can take hold in one's life and can be linked back to a lack of the realization of one's self worth more often than not. Perhaps it is through our struggles with our pain that we recognize we can make different choices. It is through these choices that we can change our thinking and our consciousness, which can ultimately change the world.