A Passport to Me
A Passport to Me by Michelle, published by Xlibris US on May 23, 2019, is a reflective exploration of identity and belonging. In this 118-page book, the author shares her personal journey, beginning with her feelings of being an outsider in both her home state of Illinois and her birthplace of Haiti. Through her connection to the French language and culture, Michelle embarks on a quest to discover her place in the world, inviting readers to join her in this transformative experience.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines self-discovery with the joys and challenges of travel. The book presents encounters that evoke laughter and tears, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s roots and the broader human experience. With themes of self-help and journaling woven throughout, A Passport to Me encourages reflection on personal journeys and the significance of cultural connections. This edition offers a unique perspective on the quest for belonging and the impact of travel on personal growth.
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“I sat, lost in thought, on that plane to France. Illinois was my home, but I felt like an outsider. Haiti was the place of my birth, but I no longer felt like I belonged. The thing at the heart of all this was that I clung to the French language and culture. Maybe, just maybe, France and the French language held the key to finding a place of my own amongst mankind.” The previous passage is an excerpt from the book’s preface. Shortly after graduation, Michelle felt this inexorable feeling to leave in search of God’s will for her life-a journey that would change her and close the door to her innocence and her ignorance. A Passport to Me takes you on a delightful journey. The people you will meet will make you laugh and cry, but most importantly, you will gain a better appreciation for traveling.
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