We have been anticipating this occasion to come together and celebrate Joni Karen Caggiano’s “One Petal at a Time.” The virtual event is scheduled for Sunday, April 28, at 2 p.m. EST.
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One Petal at a Time is A Journey of Healing and Resilience
In “One Petal at a Time,” Joni Caggiano invites readers into the raw and poignant landscape of her journey as an Adult Child of Alcoholics. Joni’s story is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the ability to find hope amidst adversity.
Growing up in an environment marked by mental and physical abuse, Joni learned early on to navigate the treacherous waters of uncertainty. In a world filled with constant threats, she resorted to humor as a means of survival, using laughter to protect herself from the impending darkness.
However, behind the mask of laughter is a soul overwhelmed by fear and lack of confidence. Joni is caught in a cycle of dogmatism and low self-esteem, making it difficult for her to find her place in a world that constantly undermines her.
As she grapples with the demons of her past, Joni learns to embrace vulnerability as a path to healing. Through introspection and self-discovery, she untangles the knots of her trauma, one petal at a time.
“One Petal at a Time” is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of self-love. Joni’s journey in “One Petal at a Time” serves as a reminder to readers that healing is possible, even in the darkest of times, and that every step forward is a victory worth celebrating.
Endorsed by Claudia Black, PhD – Pioneer in the study of dysfunctional family systems shaped by alcohol and addictive disorders.
Expressed with such raw emotion and honesty, this is an incredibly powerful book for any reader, but if you grew up in a family impacted by substance addiction, you will identify with the pain in childhood and the joy that comes with the author’s healing and recovery.
Claudia Black Ph.D., author of It Will Never Happen to Me, and Unspoken Legacy
Joni Karen Caggiano is an internationally published author, poet, and photographer. She was a 2022 Pushcart Nominee for her poem, “Old News is Not Old News,” published by The Short of It Publishing. She was privileged to write the Foreword for the Best Seller, I Am In Itself Poetry In The Dark, by the five-time Amazon Best-Selling Author Michelle Ayon Navajas. On SpillWords Press NYC, Joni won Publication of the Month in November 2022 and Co-Winner of Socialite of the Year 2023 and 2024. Joni was a Co-Author of both #1 Amazon Bestselling books, Hidden In Childhood and Wounds I Healed. She is also in seven additional Poetry Anthologies. Her first book of poetry, Joni, is also proud to be included in the poetry anthology, A Safe and Brave Space, published by Garden of Neuro Publishing (2024). She is currently a writer for Hotel Masticadores. Joni formerly contributed four combined pieces a month for one year to MasticadoresIndia and MasticadoresUSA. Joni is a retired nurse, ACOA (Adult Children of Alcoholics) survivor, and environmental advocate.
Follow Joni:
Twitter: @theinnerchild1
Instagram: @jonicaggiano
Purchase your copy: Amazon
Explore the mesmerizing realm of poetry with Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede’s “The Beauty of Words: A Poetry Collection.” This compelling compilation navigates the complex web of human emotions, addressing themes from nature’s majestic beauty to societal intricacies, from treasured recollections to profound sorrow, and from fanciful daydreams to the comforting embrace of friendship and kinship. Each meticulously composed poem beckons readers to delve into the vast expanse of literature, where sentiments are intricately interlaced with language, crafting striking images of the human spirit. Set forth on a voyage of self-discovery and enlightenment as you engage with the poignant lines of “The Beauty of Words,” a celebration of the timeless charm and resonance of the written word.
Meet Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede, a Nigerian-born writer and 16 year old poet, writer, and producer. From an early age, her passion for storytelling led her to write captivating short stories, sparking her literary journey.
Transitioning to Ondo State in 2014, Elizabeth continued her education while honing her writing skills. Throughout her academic career, she showcased her intellectual prowess, representing C.A.C. Grammar School, Akure, in various competitions, including the AJUSSCOM spelling bee.
In 2023, Elizabeth made history as the Speaker of the Ondo State Children’s Parliament and clinched victory in the State Spelling Bee Competition. She graduated with honors as the Senior Prefect Girl, Class of 2023, and served as President of the Press Club.
Amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Elizabeth published her debut collection, “Lessons for Grandma,” and a poetry book titled “I Love to Go to School,” earning accolades on platforms like Amazon.
As an accomplished author and poet, Elizabeth’s works have graced international anthologies and online literary magazines. Her debut book was approved by Ondo State’s Ministry of Education for secondary school curriculum.
Elizabeth actively engages in literary circles and has been featured in podcasts, interviews, and media outlets worldwide, including Parrot Literary Corner in New York City and Channels Book Club in Nigeria.
With five books under her belt and her own production company, Eye Opener Productions, Elizabeth hosts the “Author Lifestyle and Book Talk Show” on her website. Anticipation is high for her upcoming sixth book, “Halloween in Africa: Fantasy of the Realms,” promising to captivate audiences globally.
What other’s say about “The Beauty of Words”
Ogunmodede’s Beauty of Words was joyful, hopeful, and inspiring. I believe Youth has provided these magnificent gifts within her writing. It is a rich and engaging read. Rich in heart, insight, and joy.
Ogunmodede is a young Nigerian poet. The fragility of her life experience is what makes her such an esteemed and mature writer. She has a way of holding on to what is possible in life. That outlook made reading Ogunmodede’s words/poems effortless. Some poets are made others are born. She is the latter. There is a range of topics family, nature, friendship, love, perseverance, and so much more. Beyond the Skies, Queen of the Night, Enchanter, Forget Me Not, Rhythm of Life, Echoes of Sorrow, & When Would Tomorrow Come? These were my favorite poems. Ogunmodede’s writings/poetry are needed. They provide a respite of calm, delight, and joy. Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede is a writer who is needed at this time.
Highly recommended and 5-Stars because she makes you fall in love with language.
Reviewed by:
Chyrel J. Jackson, an American author at SistersRoc’N’Rhyme
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There’s a dynamic writer on the rise quickly ascending into the realm of notoriety. I’ve been privileged to preview the next book of poetry ‘The Beauty of Words’ created by Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede. This collection of aesthetic poems are filled with enticements seducing your emotions. There’s an irresistible allure in every word expressing with a passionate insistence to surrender your senses. Her poetry exhibits a perceptiveness with casual elegance. Elizabeth is undoubtedly on her way to becoming a renowned author. Don’t miss out on any of her books lining the way.
Reviewed by:
Judge Santiago Burdon,
Author of Stray Dogs and Deuces Wild, Not Real Poetry, Quicksand Highway, Fingers in the Fan, Tequilas Bad Advice, Lords of the Afterglow, Overdose of Destiny, and Architect of Havoc.
Available Now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, BAM, BookShop, and other online stores.
We are excited to announce that we are having a Book Launch for the two amazing sisters in life and poetry: Chyrel J. Jackson and Lyris D. Wallace for the book “SistersRoc’N’Rhyme Presents Poems in the Key of Life” which “is a vibrant, lyrical, poetic dance party.”
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Here’s where you can register for this event, or you can email admin@prolificpulse.com and mention Sisters Roc’N’Rhyme
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