Step into your royal power and reclaim your throne!
In
Royal Resilience: Adjusting Your Crown After Life
's Storms
, you'll uncover the strength, grace, and wisdom within you to overcome life's greatest challenges. This inspiring and empowering guide invites you to embrace your inner queen, rise above adversity, and shine with unshakable confidence.
Through heartfelt stories, practical strategies, and empowering reflections,
Royal Resilience
is your roadmap to:
Rebuilding your life after setbacks.
Cultivating unyielding self-love and confidence.
Standing tall in the face of life's storms.
Whether you're navigating loss, heartbreak, or the trials of everyday life, this book is your call to action-to adjust your crown, own your story, and reign as the resilient queen you are destined to be.
It's time to rise, reclaim, and reign.
"In the growing genre of contemporary, nonfiction books exploring identity, culture, and self-actualization,
offers a powerful and sobering journey map on the dynamic lives of Black women navigating the complexities of modern-day life. A semi-autobiographical work, Nyree Reed uses each chapter of
to explores how Black women evolve authentically despite systemic barriers, cultural expectations, and personal setbacks. The book also offers tips on how women can straighten their crowns after disappointment to move forward with dignity and purpose without romanticizing the human toll that resilience can take. In sum,
is an inspiring, thought-provoking, must-read book for anyone seeking a playbook that uplifts, empowers, and tells the truth about evolving with grace in an ever-changing and sometimes cruel world."
Rawle Andrews Jr., Esq.
Executive Director, American Psychiatric Association Foundation
President, The Bar Association of the District of Columbia
"A powerful and inspiring true story,
captures one woman's resilience through life's challenges with raw honesty, faith, and heart. A testament to strength, perseverance, and the divine guidance that carried her through."
Minister Assata Thomas, Executive Director, MARJ
Philadelphia Office of Reentry Partnership