
THE ROUGH ROADS
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Available in paperback. Paperback ISBN 9798177428000. Included in Kindle Unlimited.
About the book
1. Book Description: From the hills of Clarendon, Jamaica to the academic halls of America and the boardrooms of Canada, Rhoshell Baker's life is a testament to resilience. In this powerful memoir, she chronicles her journey from a childhood marked by poverty and a challenging relationship with her father to becoming an engineer, a professor, and a world traveler. She shares the struggles of adjusting to a new culture, the sting of academic failure, the unexpected heartbreak of a career detour, and the profound joy of finding her path. The Rough Roads is a story of forging one's own way, finding love, and discovering that home is not one place, but a world you build for yourself.
What to expect
- Mood
- Hopeful
- Tropes
- Why choose
- Setting and world
- Small townBig cityReal world, real problems
- Pace and shape
- Fast-pacedA short read
- True stories
- A true story
Book details
- Author
- rhoshell baker
- Genre
- Memoir/Biography
- Formats
- Paperback
- Paperback ISBN
- 9798177428000
- Kindle Unlimited
- Included
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