Keona A. Barnett’s Book “Blooming in Muddy Waters” Was Exhibited at the 38th Printers Row Lit Fest

Keona A. Barnett’s “Blooming in Muddy Waters” was showcased by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 38th Printers Row Lit Fest. The outdoor literary event occurred on September 9-10, 2023, at Printers Row Park, 620 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL, USA.

ReadersMagnet helps independent and self-published authors gain exposure for their works and boost their author brand and marketing potential. The company shares their works with the world through exhibits at national and international book events, such as Chicago’s Printers Row Lit Fest, which is the biggest outdoor literary showcase in the Midwest.

In “Blooming in Muddy Waters,” author Keona A. Barnett shares how she and her twin brother were deprived of their father’s love as he passed away before they were born. The twins still felt a void in their lives even though they had never met their father. Their mother needed to work harder to provide for her children and her second husband.

Barnett’s book narrates a story of overcoming resentment due to neglect, finding a way out of a dark tunnel, and breaking free from toxic relationships. It focuses on holding on to faith in God and finding happiness in simple things, leading to a fulfilling and wholesome life.

The author believes that life challenges can be transformed into an aspiring and hopeful story. Each experience in life is a lesson and a stage of development that can help individuals become a stronger and more beautiful version of themselves.

Get a copy of “Blooming in Muddy Waters” by Keona A. Barnett on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

Blooming in Muddy Waters
Author: Keona A. Barnett
Published Date: April 26, 2023
Publisher: Self-published
Genre: Self-Help

Author’s Biography

Keona Annette Barnett was born in Augusta, Ga and raised in Athens, Ga, where she worked in the health care field as a health administrator for patient care and safety operations.

Keona’s journal inspired this book as a young adult throughout parenthood. The most important message she wants to send her readers is the importance of communication between family and friends. People go their whole lives dealing with trauma from adolescence to adulthood, falling short of becoming the ideal version of themselves because of the things they cannot let go of. They continue dragging that same trauma with them throughout their lives when it could be resolved simply with heart-to-heart conversations.

Keona has mentored many kids and helped them overcome their struggles through puberty. She wants to continue inspiring everyone who has given up hope because they don’t feel heard.

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