Why did K.C. Lauer write Bad Girl Gone Mom?
She says, "I wanted to help people, girls' and those born gender "not normal" particularly, realize they are not alone. Many of the things I discuss in this book are topics that are controversial and considered taboo. See Video Trailer:
I know I am putting a lot out there, and that is because I am tired of seeing kids and young adults kill themselves. While we are all equal, we are certainly not all alike. That doesn't make people better or worse than each other. It just makes them diverse.
What gives us the right to discriminate against one another?
I am saddened when I see adults popping pills and living their lives in shame and/or depression over traumatic events that happened sometimes decades ago. As a kid, I took chances, and I am lucky to be alive. Now that I am in a good place. I feel it is time for me to share with others and let them know that they too, can be the "Captain's of their Soul." (Invictus)
Who might be interested in this book?
Those battling with depression, anxiety, and family dysfunction will relate. Those dealing with alcoholism, drug addictions, anorexia and gambling addictions may also relate.
The story opens with the protagonist at 17-1/2 relating her experience with a bad hitchhiking ride that leads her once again to the doors of Alcoholics Anonymous. At 13, she almost died and the experience affected her deeply and it caused her to make some bad decisions for a few years. She ended up paying the consequences and survived to tell about it.
How can you order a copy of the book?
K.C. says she go to my website. Signed copies are available. www.kbalbify.com.
Also, you can go to Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Borders and other retail outlets as well as Goodreads and BookBuzzr.
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Other info?
She will be releasing a collection of cover hits and originals in an albums entitled "Paths" early next year Expect to hear a remix of the original "No Head Games" to compliment the book.
Sources:
K.C.Lauer (aka Kay Balbi)
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