Aunt Nette Presents Poetry Book, JUST LIVING, LOVING AND CARING

Poet Aunt Nette seeks to take readers on a journey of reflection on human interaction. She believes that life is full of beauty, and this life's beauty is best determined by the beauty that she brings to others. Her new publication, Just Living, Loving and Caring, is a compilation of poetry that showcases experiences under the watchful eye of God.

Human should have more appreciation of the well-being of others. The author skillfully wove rhythmic words that show how life is lived when there is love. Her poems makes the readers realize the potential joy of togetherness, of offering help when needed and of living together in complete harmony. She recognizes the importance of her personal encounters and observations and intricately weaves them into her own brand of poetry.

"I hope that readers will see through my poetry that we're all on God's earth together and moment of interaction between any of us is a blessing wherein lies an opportunity to express love and caring qualities," says Marionette S. Daniels.

Most of the poems talk about the essence of being together, highlighting the everyday happenings including the simple pleasure of making a connection to a mere stranger. Others stress the beauty of appreciating the things that one can see around and the gratitude upon realization that it is a chance of a lifetime. It is important that people seize the moment while they have it because the future is not certain.

Evocative and inspiring, Just Living, Loving and Caring is a great food for the heart and soul.

This book will be featured at the 2013 New York State Reading Association to be held in Albany, New York on October 27 - 29, 2013.

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About the Author
Marionette S. Daniels was born in Union, South Carolina. She is the oldest of three children of the Late William and Essie Moorehead Sanders. She is the widow of Edward Daniels of Louisa, Virginia. She graduated from West Virginia State College and Columbia University School of Social Work. In 1980, she and Edward returned to Washington, D.C. after having lived in New York City for 18 years during which time she worked as a clinical practitioner, program developer and educator. Among her places of employment were Harlem Hospital Center, Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Medicine, The New School of Social Research and White Plains Hospital. Upon her return to the District of Columbia, her social work career continued as she served as project coordinator for the National Professional Child Abuse and Neglect Resource Center; Community-based Program Evaluator, Maryland State Department of Mental Health; Continuing Education Consultant, National Association of Social Workers; Special Project Consultant, Washington, DC Urban League; Health Education Consultant and Project Director of a Alzheimer's Weekend Respite Program for Family and Child Services, Inc. of Washington, DC. She has written and published professionally and has been cited in both Who's Who of American Women and Who's Who of Women of the World.

Just Living, Loving and Caring * by Marionette S. Daniels
Publication Date: August 30, 2013
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 68 pages; 978-1-4836-4724-1
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4836-4725-8

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