No Weapons Shall Prosper
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As a caring kid growing up, she was taught to help as many people as she could and God would bless her. Since age five, she used to go to the elderly houses in her neighborhood to help them do chores. Some paid her and some didnt. The pay didnt really matter; all she wanted was a blessing from the Lord and to bless and put smiles upon other faces. During her years, she didnt smile much due to her negative experience. In fact, there were times she was afraid to smile, and she didnt even know who she was. Sadly, there was a particular time her help and her being kind was in vain, which followed her throughout her life as an adult.
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About Wendy Johnson
Wendy “Wendasia” Johnson is a single African American female who is a first-time self-published author that dreamed of writing a book. She was born in Harlem, New York, and raised in Laurinburg, North Carolina. She wrote her book through her personal life experiences as a child to an adult. In her childhood, she also expressed most of her feelings through writing poetry. One of her main beliefs is to treat others as you want to be treated. Her most valuable lessons in life are that negative thoughts create negative results and forgiving is healing. Her one and only son, Wendarius B. Johnson, is who inspired her to write as an adult. She has helped many in many ways and is hoping to help more through this book with hopes of you enjoying.
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