My daughter and I participated in the test group for 100 Things. I knew that Zoe would immediately be moved by Taura's words and I was right. Her background as a songwriter is present in the books poetic delivery, which spoke clearly to my daughter who too is an artist. It not only empowered her with loads of priceless self-loving information, but it was an extremely powerful conversation starter and I am certain that conversations will be widely sparked once people get their hands on this book. Erika Conner (Tv/Film Producer) When a child feels good about themselves they excel not only school, but in life. This book provokes necessary dialog and bridges the gap between generations, enabling both mothers and daughters to see eye to eye. The content contributes to healthy identity development, self-esteem and the tools necessary to safely and effectively navigate through a world in which black and brown girls are routinely marginalized and objectified, but thankfully, they now have a handbook full of resources, antidotes and wisdom to help guide them through this magical journey. Dr.

Joya L. Chavarin (Educational Services Consultant and mother of 5).