“Cracking Through My Egg Shell” by Angela J. Hogle will be displayed at The American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference and Exhibition on June 24-27, 2022, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC, USA.
Several years ago, while the author was in second grade, the story that would become this book began. That was the period when she was diagnosed with Turner syndrome, which is a genetic disorder. Turners is a condition that affects females, according to the literature.
In a nutshell, a chromosome is missing, which is a straightforward explanation. At the time of her diagnosis, they were aware of Turner Syndrome but were attempting to learn more about it.
Have there been times in people's lives where their faith in God has ever been tested? How did they cope with it? Readers will be able to find the answers to these important questions through this book.
From conception to childbearing, “Cracking Through My Egg Shell” tells the experience of a mother who has Turner Syndrome and who has gone through inconceivable difficulties. In this book, the author will take readers on a journey through a unique comparison of life's hardships.
This city girl will tell readers about hardship in her life that God helped her to overcome, as well as the beautiful things God has taught her as a result of God turning her adversary into a miracle.
Interested? If so, purchase a copy of Angela J. Hogle's “Cracking Through My Egg Shell” available at ReadersMagnet LLC and Amazon. and visit the upcoming ALA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2022.
“Cracking Through My Egg Shell”
Author | Angela J. Hogle
Genre | Memoir
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Published date | May 2022
About the Author
Angela J. Hogle lives in northeast Ohio with her husband and son. They sell produce and raise beef cattle. Enjoys music and crocheting.
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