Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Her new position should come with ease, but Bronx is faced with the prints of the past during a moment of transition. During a pivotal time in life, she is reminded that the image she presented through her initial encounters with those around her have printed the image that stains their perception of her.Trying to walk in a new path, Bronx is reminded of her shortcomings making her question the resilient woman she has worked hard to become. The wall of defense she built as a shield of protection was now being demolished. It was up to her to determine if she was going to continue to wear the internal labels derived from inherited family trauma which made her feel inadequate of being worthy to have more. Or decide if she was capable to rebuild an internal perception that no one could destroy.The underlying theme of 'Printed' is that internal perceptions are tarnished if not grounded in self-efficacy, nourished in self-love, and embedded in ongoing self-development. The story serves as a reminder of the need to embrace the flaws that magnify the beauty that goes beyond the physical print.
