Tapestry

Jeanette Michelle

nóv. 2011 · iUniverse

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Tapestry is a soap opera style drama based on realistic characters with a splash of fiction. Tapestry details the lives of several people of various age groups as well as ethnicity, culture, religious beliefs and sexual preferences that meet by chance and becomes a part of a social gathering. Members of this meet up group have secretes that they try not to reveal that are self evident to each member. Each character has a story to share and explanations for their lifestyle and problems. A turn of events is suddenly centered on one particular member, which changes certain members lifestyle. Tapestry also renders the importance of family, extended family and close friends. The message Im trying to convey from Tapestry is that we may all be different (personalities, ethnicity, culture, religious and political beliefs and or sexual preferences), but there shouldnt be a reason why we cant get along. This world is a melting pot. America is a melting pot and what make us unique are our differences. We may not agree all the time, but we still should agree to disagree and move on. Stop dwelling on the personal lives of people and accept that person for who he or she are. Everyone cant live your life, but that doesnt mean that I cant like that person or be friends with that person. Most often we isolate people or distant ourselves from people all because theyre not what you want them to be. We also need to understand that everyone is not meant to be the best of friends, but that doesnt mean that I shouldnt respect that person. This is a new dawn and a new world a world of advanced technology. We can conquer countries, but we cant live together in this world peacefully. We should be more than that. This is what this book Tapestry reveals.

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Author Jeanette Michelle is originally from Chicago Illinois and now resides in Tennessee. Jeanette Michelle was recently nominated for Best Indie Author of HHV 2012. Tapestry is her 5th published novel and fourth Fiction Novel. Her first novel Mycall was published in April 2005. She now is continuing her studies in film and currently studying to become a Feng Shui designer and practitioner, which is one of her passions. She currently host’s an internet talk show, The Dark Mantis Talk Monday – Thursday from 9pm – 10pm CST via the internet. Taking Care Of Henry was her first published non-fiction work followed by You Can’t Save Them All (fiction published December 2009) and Millicent Quinones (fiction - published March 2010). She is also the founder of Sensual Women Audio Book/book club. Jeanette also started a blog that you can follow at http://www.authorjeanettemichelee.blogspot.com. For additional information about this author you may visit http://www.iamdark.com/JeanetteMichelle.html. To contact this author you may email her at [e-mail].