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Growing Pains Anniversary Edition

Growth Reimagined

by Joy Anjelica

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About the Book
Growing Pains celebrates its 1 year anniversary featuring a new design and 4 additional poems in the remastered edition of Joy Anjelica's first book. Growing Pains explores the pains of navigating through life as a young, black woman by asking the author, the reader, and God difficult questions. Each poem is an emotional meditation that demands to be deeply examined. Using personal experiences, Joy takes the audience on a journey through fires, floods, and other unnatural disasters to create a world of connection with readers using raw and impactful, storytelling. Growing Pains is a book of woven stories that say we have survived our darkest moments thus far, and we can survive anything else that may come our way.

Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Poetry
  • Additional Categories Social Justice, Biographies & Memoirs
  • Project Option: 5×8 in, 13×20 cm
    # of Pages: 90
  • Isbn
    • Softcover: 9781034593904
  • Publish Date: Mar 10, 2021
  • Language English
  • Keywords #DMVartist, #Baltimore, #poetry, #blackgirl
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About the Creator
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Joy Anjelica
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Joy Anjelica is a 24-year-old international slam champion, author, Morgan State University graduate, and DMV native. She previously served as a 2016 Baltimore City Youth Poetry Ambassador and placed in the top 3 for the Baltimore 2016 Grand Slam Championship. She has won 2 Silver medals in 2 consecutive years for her poetry from the DC chapter of the NAACP in their national ACT-SO competition. Joy has competed in semi-finals and performed on the final stage at the world-renowned Brave New Voices international Competition with both the Baltimore City Youth Poetry Team and Words Beats and Life Teams. Joy is formerly a poetry mentor and teaching artist for Dew More Baltimore, a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing social justice poetry clubs to communities of Baltimore. Her debut poetry book "Growing Pains", was published in 2020.

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