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Books by Shanda Lee
Grounded, honest writing for women who are ready to go deeperā€”into their truth, their healing, their faith, and the person they are becoming.
These books are for the moments when you know something within you is shifting. When you begin questioning what you have always believed, releasing what no longer belongs to you, and listening for the truth that is being revealed.
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Ā The Journey of Me: Awakening My Truth
A personal story of identity, belonging, and awakening.
Shanda shares the discoveries that changed how she understood herself and her life. Through the questions, grief, and healing that followed, her story offers companionship to anyone finding the courage to face a truth that changes everything.
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My Authentic Me: Finding Purpose to Pain
A space to reflect on your healing and purpose.
This book invites you to slow down, look honestly at what you have lived through, and consider what it means to move forward with faith and intention.
You do not have to have everything figured out. You simply have to be willing to listen, to trust, and to keep becoming.
Because sometimes the journey forward begins by remembering who you were created to be.
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A note from the author
I used to believe finding yourself meant becoming someone new. Now I know that sometimes it means remembering who you were before the world told you who to be.
The Journey of Me: Awakening My Truth began when I questioned the identity and history I had carried for most of my lifeā€”and discovered that some of what I believed about myself was never mine to begin with.
Writing it brought me back to the little girl who knew she was different long before she could explain why. She learned to adapt and belong, even when the story she was given did not match what she saw in the mirror.
Awakening brought grief and loss. It also brought freedom: the freedom to stop looking outside myself for permission to know who I am.
My hope is that you recognize a piece of yourself in these pages. If you have questions you have been afraid to ask, or feel yourself outgrowing a version of you that once felt safe, this is my invitation:
Ask the questions. Honor what you discover. Release what was never yours.
This is my journey. Perhaps it will help you begin yours.
In truth and becoming,
Shanda Lee