Barnes & Noble Book Signing and Discussion, Author Robin Wright King
United States of America (Press Release) October 16, 2007 --
Detroit, Michigan. – Barnes & Noble Bookstore will host a discussion and book signing for author Robin Wright King who will discuss her new book, “Papa Was A Rolling Stone: A Daughter’s Journey to Forgiveness”, on Saturday, October 20, 2007 from 2 - 4 pm. The event will be held at 6575 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48301.
The 184-page book casts a glaring light on a catastrophic social and cultural issue plaguing many American women: father absence. Papa Was A Rolling Stone: A Daughter’s Journey to Forgiveness is a powerful resource for fatherless women who struggle to understand the impact of father absence on their lives and who wish to carve a path to forgiveness and healing. It is a thought provoking account of the painful legacy of rejection and a tool to enable practitioners to demonstrate the important role that fathers play in emotional development and well-being of their daughters. Statistics indicate that as many as 60 percent of African American children are born out of wed-lock and are raised by single mothers or grandparents. According to sociologist Andrew J. Cherlin, an African American child growing up during slavery was more likely to live with both parents than their counterparts today.
George Haley, Former U.S. Ambassador and brother of Roots author Alex Haley, endorsed the book saying “[T]he book makes a compelling case for parents and everybody concerned about the future of our younger generation to work to prevent fatherlessness.” Dr. Jeffery M. Johnson, national fatherlessness expert, and President & CEO of the Washington DC based nonprofit, National Partnership for Community Leadership, writes in the foreword “Robin Wright King’s book, Papa Was a Rolling Stone: A Daughter’s Journey to Forgiveness, is a powerfully written account of a daughter’s life without her father. To her credit and catharsis, the book reads like a love letter from a loving daughter to her father who did not play an active role in her life.
Robin Wright King is a successful entrepreneur and author living in Lathrup Village, Michigan. Papa Was a Rolling Stone: A Daughter’s Journey to Forgiveness (Published February 2007. ISBN: 0-9760755-4-7. $15.00, Publisher Read4Life Books Iowa, 319 351-9695) is available online at www.robinwrightking.com and from Truth Bookstore in Southfield, Michigan 248 557-4824. Contact Name:
Robin Wright KingContact E-mail:
robin@robinwrightking.com
The 184-page book casts a glaring light on a catastrophic social and cultural issue plaguing many American women: father absence. Papa Was A Rolling Stone: A Daughter’s Journey to Forgiveness is a powerful resource for fatherless women who struggle to understand the impact of father absence on their lives and who wish to carve a path to forgiveness and healing. It is a thought provoking account of the painful legacy of rejection and a tool to enable practitioners to demonstrate the important role that fathers play in emotional development and well-being of their daughters. Statistics indicate that as many as 60 percent of African American children are born out of wed-lock and are raised by single mothers or grandparents. According to sociologist Andrew J. Cherlin, an African American child growing up during slavery was more likely to live with both parents than their counterparts today.
George Haley, Former U.S. Ambassador and brother of Roots author Alex Haley, endorsed the book saying “[T]he book makes a compelling case for parents and everybody concerned about the future of our younger generation to work to prevent fatherlessness.” Dr. Jeffery M. Johnson, national fatherlessness expert, and President & CEO of the Washington DC based nonprofit, National Partnership for Community Leadership, writes in the foreword “Robin Wright King’s book, Papa Was a Rolling Stone: A Daughter’s Journey to Forgiveness, is a powerfully written account of a daughter’s life without her father. To her credit and catharsis, the book reads like a love letter from a loving daughter to her father who did not play an active role in her life.
Robin Wright King is a successful entrepreneur and author living in Lathrup Village, Michigan. Papa Was a Rolling Stone: A Daughter’s Journey to Forgiveness (Published February 2007. ISBN: 0-9760755-4-7. $15.00, Publisher Read4Life Books Iowa, 319 351-9695) is available online at www.robinwrightking.com and from Truth Bookstore in Southfield, Michigan 248 557-4824. Contact Name:
Robin Wright KingContact E-mail:
robin@robinwrightking.com
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