In a world often consumed by chaos and constant change, a newly published book, “The Book of Gratitude”, seeks to remind us of the transformative power of thankfulness. Released on Amazon on November 26, 2024, this groundbreaking anthology explores the universal language of gratitude through 24 heartfelt and inspiring stories, each written by individuals whose lives have been profoundly impacted by the practice of thankfulness.
Edited by the esteemed Prof. Dr. Parin Somani and the inspirational Martha Davidson, the book bridges cultures and continents to highlight how gratitude transcends boundaries, bringing meaning and joy to everyday life.
One of the featured authors, Dr. Demisha Burns, affectionately known as Dr. D, Mama D, and Kamali (“In her presence all are made whole”), is a distinguished leader in Social Work. Holding a Doctorate in Social Work from Clark Atlanta University with a focus on Policy, Planning, and Administration, she boasts over 20 years of experience across micro, mezzo, and macro levels. Dr. Burns champions diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB), emphasising sexual and women’s health, HIV/AIDS, STIs, and mental health, including PTSD. Her roles include Policy & Advocacy Manager at WORLD, Consultant for UMOJA Health Access Point, and Deputy District Director for Congresswoman Barbara Lee. A survivor of domestic violence and sexual abuse, she empowers marginalised groups through Makn’ Movz’ and Sis Unleashed, advocating for authenticity and self-determination.
About the Book
The Book of Gratitude is more than a collection of stories; it is a celebration of the human spirit. Each narrative explores how gratitude can transform perspectives, offering hope, healing, and strength in life’s most challenging moments. From overcoming adversity to celebrating small joys, this book is a testament to the power of thankfulness as a source of empowerment and resilience. Here is the Amazon link of the book – The Book Of Gratitude eBook : Authors, Multiple, Somani, Prof. Dr. Parin, Davidson, Martha: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store.
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