Michelle & Her Magical Pen

Following her first successful book of poetry, My Side of the Story, Charron Monaye is ready to show the world how she is Living, Loving and Laughing her Way Through. In this new book, Charron Monaye lives past telling her side of the story, to living a life full of love, joy, purpose, peace and passion. Once again, the author releases waves of emotions and stories that readers from every walk of life will relate to. Living, Laughing and Loving My Way Through is Charron Monaye’s testimony of how moving forward is all apart of healing.

In her new book, STOP Asking for Permission & Give Notice, author, playwright, and all-around writer, Charron Monaye shares her journey from pain to peace, outlining steps everyone can take to create an unapologetic life — while removing toxic people and hardships.

After surviving multiple anxiety attacks that led to a life-altering heart attack at the ripe young age of thirty, Charron had to learn how to give her pain a voice while not blaming herself in the midst. Charron Monaye adapted a new sense of survival while being ready to open up about losing everything…and finding peace in the process.

In STOP Asking for Permission & Give Notice, Charron shares her insights to maintaining a life that is rich simply by owning it. Charron Monaye gives readers access to her life lessons by focusing on three areas of personal ownership –– Acknowledge, Accept, and Attain.

STOP Asking for Permission & Give Notice offers provocative lessons, actionable tools, real-life situations, and coaching questions to help you accept responsibility, own your lessons, and begin the journey to live a life you desire today.

The newest collection of poetry entitled, My Side of The Story, focuses on the thoughts, feelings, emotions, life’s obstacles, racial inequality, and heartbreak, in which women often leave untold. As Women, we are told to be strong because that is our nature, Don’t Stop at Adversity because we have the strength to overcome mountains. We can never give up no matter what, because we carry the nations on our shoulders. These poetic stories, written by Charron Monaye, are the thoughts of many women finally having the voice to speak out, including her own, allowing others to know how it feels to be hurt, abused, taking advantage of, loved, cared for, appreciated, or in enraged.

“Where you see wrong or inequality or injustice, speak out, because this is your country. This is your democracy. Make it. Protect it. Pass it on.”

~ Justice Thurgood Marshall

The day that Mr. Stewart’s students have been eagerly waiting for has finally arrived––a field trip to the Supreme Court! During the tour, Marquis and his classmates are encouraged to ask questions, highlighting the importance of curiosity in the learning process.

How many justices are seated in the Supreme Court? What is the difference between the chief justice and the associate justices? Why do justices wear black robes? These are just a few of the questions that are answered. The students also learn the role the President of the United States plays in the Supreme Court and how justices are elected to serve.

Marquis Goes to the Supreme Court is the perfect literary companion for inquisitive children who want to learn about the Supreme Court’s history and have questions regarding its setup.