Bent Not Broken

Bent Not Broken by Toni Campbell, published by AuthorHouse on January 3, 2003, is a unique work that blends elements of autobiography and fiction. This 436-page book presents a narrative that begins with a psychic reading, which serves as a catalyst for the author to explore her life experiences. The story delves into themes of a stolen childhood, the dissolution of a marriage, and a healing journey that connects past and future lives, while also touching on mystical elements often overlooked in adulthood.
Readers will find that Sela-Smith’s journey acts as a metaphor for the masks people wear to navigate life, seeking safety, acceptance, and love. The narrative encourages reflection on personal identity and the realization that the personas we adopt may obscure our true selves. Through her experiences, Sela-Smith invites readers to embark on their own path of self-discovery, making this book a thought-provoking exploration of authenticity and personal growth.
Official synopsis Publisher
The Mask, is an unconventional autobiography that reads more like a novel. It begins with a reading from a psychic that becomes the catalyst for writing and revealing a story, which weaves through a stolen childhood, the crumbling of a marriage, a healing journey that, in turn, leads into past lives, future lives, and touches on the mystical and magical from which most of us disconnect in childhood.
Sela-Smith’s story is itself a mask for a deeper story of the masks all of us wear to feel safe, to be accepted, or to find love; far too often, we come to believe that we are the mask that we wear. Sometime in life, we notice that who we think we are feels false and empty, causing us to feel as if something important is missing. Through her story, Sela-Smith supports the reader in finding his or her own real self.
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