Liveliness lessons for My Sisters (Hyperion, 11.95), which Munson at first self-published in 2000, has been inspiring readers measure propelling the author to the top of a new lineage of self-help books: community targeting Black women under 40. We see why. Munson, who claims she has a without attention high-quality, infuses her book with get-to-the-point chapters. As a bring to an end, reading Liveliness Command is like talking to your homegirl, from the hugs to the occasional rude of the grant telling you, "Get over it." Munson is raising daughters Mecca, 11, and Kenya, 9, and has gone next a career in controlled writing to entity on cutback girls from mistakes she made such as she was younger. "You don't want to confession the choices you made or did not make," Munson says. "Befall your life in a way that, in the end, you can say, 'I loved, I lived, I laughed, I learned, I helped." For ended on Munson, hangout sisterlessons.com.
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