Robert Mackintosh Knihy

When Cinderbella Gets Divorced is a 'dramedy' that encompasses the life of a young woman envisioning the perfect fairy tale, however life takes a turn in a not so fairy tale direction and she's faced with difficult choices that will alter her entire life. The book portrays a tale of unsuspected changes in life that some people may experience and entails the glamour in new beginnings. Cinderbella is based on the real life experiences of Deanne Kim and written in the structure of a play where the chapters of life are divided into acts bringing to life the expressions included in the book. This book was written with the intent of sharing experiences as a form of helping others whom may be experiencing similar life stages. "My wishes are that whoever glances over these memories, or touches the surfaces of my expression may be greatly blessed, while they follow their own calling and dance toward the unity that we all one day will share." - Deanne Kim The True Story of a Woman Who Goes in Search to Find 'The Purposes of Life' while she Touches the Pains that Came From Saying the Vows of "I Do."

The Cracked Slipper is an integrated sequel to the encompassing 'When Cinderbella Gets Divorced'. This book, unlike its predecessor, is made up entirely of contemporary poetry entrancing the life experiences of Cinderbella in the form of a tongue-and-cheek journal dated relating to particular life events and experiences. These poems will tease ones brain and pull at the heart strings simultaneously. The Cracked Slipper is a brilliant example of expression in a different form to which many can relate. Based on the real life events of Deanne Kim - uncovering the veil of her own life in the form of a different kind of art. 'After wearing the cracked slipper for many years and maybe even lifetimes - I can now begin to write the wrongs; by writing from wrong I can begin to walk my truth.' - Deanne Kim.

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