Ghetto Mothers

About the Book

This book was written to send a message to the Mothers in the urban areas about the serious issues in regards to Motherhood. The book contains less than 200 pages because I did not want to bore my readers with a lot of unnecessary dialogue.

About the Author

Cheryl K. Bruce-White, (Kimmy) has overcome many obstacles in her personal life. Drug addiction was one of her greatest challenges but through God’s grace and mercy, she has been clean for nearly 18 years. Cheryl is strong, confident and very lovable woman and is always willing to fight for the underdog. She is a faithful member of the Emmanuelle Pentecostal Church in Jersey City, where her spiritual father and mentor, Bishop Robert L. Blount is the Pastor. Cheryl received her high school diploma in 2004 and completed a semester in college with a 3.89 G. P. A. Her biggest accomplishment is her successful relationships with her children. Cheryl is devoted to her children, Tanesha L. Bruce-Owens, and Shaymisa R. White and her grandchildren, Ka Necia, Le Shonna, Na Kira, Tyrome, Marvin Jr. and Kamari. Cheryl’s mission in life is to use her story to educate other mothers to be better mothers to their children. She is very passionate about speaking out against child abuse and neglect and domestic violence against women and children.