Somewhere In A Rainbow by Rasheedah Sharif, published by SWEA Tree

Somewhere In A Rainbow

Living in a world with a mental or substance problem is like living in a world of unconscious and conscious paranoia and loneliness.

by Rasheedah Sharif

Somewhere In A Rainbow

Living in a world with a mental or substance problem is like living in a world of unconscious and conscious paranoia and loneliness.

by Rasheedah Sharif

Published Sep 13, 2020
231 Pages
Genre: HEALTH & FITNESS / Healing

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Book Details

“Over the course of my life, I have moved across the state of Florida five times. I am currently running from my true feelings because they are lost. Looking at them requires me to be in a quiet place of forgiveness and to set my attention on what is going on inside of me. I feel as though I am unable to do that because I am emotionally distracted. I have lapsed into an unhealthy space. The light, my light, is dim. I am struggling to see through the dark thoughts of hopelessness.”

Based on the true story of Rasheedah Sharif’s life, Somewhere in a Rainbow eloquently takes its readers on a journey filled with love, pain, hopelessness, and healing. We are emerged into the life of Rose, as she recounts her life to the ears of her therapist for the very first time. We as readers are holding her hand every step of the way as Rose brings up her painful past in the hopes of healing and breaking the vicious cycle of abuse and self-destruction.

About the Author

Rasheedah Sharif

Rasheedah Sharif has a Master’s Degree in Addiction Counseling and was certified in Exceptional Student Education. Through the course of her career she developed programs for students and clients using nontraditional methods for teaching and self discovery. Rasheedah is the author of, Don’t Come Down From the Chinaberry Tree. It is a collection of stories based on the author’s life. She believes that through faith and self awareness, the ability to grow and evolve is inevitable. Rasheedah has four sons and four daughters. Her children are the source of her inspiration.