Legs Are Overrated
Legs Are Overrated by Sharise Proctor, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on January 8, 2014, is a 76-page exploration of a young woman’s journey toward independence. The narrative follows Samera from birth through her young adult life, detailing her accomplishments while navigating the challenges of change and growth. The phrase “Legs are Overrated,” imparted by her mother, serves as a guiding principle, providing both perspective and humor as she confronts physical limitations.
Readers will find a candid account of Samera’s experiences, highlighting themes of resilience and determination. The book addresses topics related to parenting and relationships, as well as disabilities and hyperactivity, offering insights into the complexities of striving for independence. Through her story, Proctor presents a unique viewpoint on overcoming obstacles and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook in the face of adversity.
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Legs are Overrated describes from birth and throughout her young adult life, the accomplishments of a young woman finally reaching her goal of independence. Often deterred by the process of change and growth, Samera utilizes a phrase told to her by her mother. “Legs are Overrated” helped her to keep in perspective her lifelong goal towards independence in addition offering a bit of humor when encountering the things that she could not physically achieve.
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