*“Mirror Mirror Standing Tall,” written by veteran journalist Feona Sharhran Huff, offers a positive approach to how African American girls should view themselves. The book encourages African American girls to boldly and unapologetically love the skin that they are in. It is affectionately regarded as the “Black Girl’s Anthem.”
“Mirror Mirror Standing Tall“ features photos of African American young ladies and girls that celebrate their authentic beauty, energy and style. Readers can connect and identify with girls who look like them.
Feona has included pages in the book where the young ladies can affix their own photo and write five things that they like about themselves when they look in the mirror.
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Feona initially wrote the book as a poem in 2006 when her daughter Clara was six years old and a first grader in Brooklyn, NY. She asked Clara to draw a picture of a Black girl looking at herself. What she created immediately inspired Feona to begin writing.
Clara is now 23 years old and thriving. Clara Huff has also penned her own book: 10 Ways to Spread Love Not Gossip. Mom Feona says the journey from poem to published book has been empowering, rewarding and impactful. It is a testament to her dedication to African American girls. “Mirror Mirror Standing Tall” is available at Amazon.com. Feona Huff is the Founder & CEO of Powerhouse Media. www.Facebook.com/feonasharhranhuff
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