Jennifer Lahr's New Book 'What is Worth?' is a Transformational Read That Aims to Improve One's Outlook and Appreciation of Self

HOUSTON, December 7, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Fulton Books author Jennifer Lahr, a paramedic and mom, has completed her most recent book "What Is Worth?": a helpful guide towards finding self-worth and wisdom. This is a collection of thoughts that will encourage people to see for themselves how incredible they already are.

Lahr shares, "Have you ever felt as though the entire world is against you waiting for you to crumble? For the better part of a decade, I felt this way. It was as though no matter what I did, I was bound for failure. Failure in love, career, friend, mother, daughter, and wife. This book is the beginning of my journey from utter brokenness and destitution to healing and hope. Where I once saw worthlessness, I found worth. I hope that you can see the story of your life within mine. We are all different and unique. We are at a pivotal place in this evolution of society, and it is time to heal the wounds of our past and present to move forward into the future, healthy and whole. I hope this book helps you realize that you are worthy of finding your own voice and empowerment, because without you, this world would not be complete. This book brings forth a call of healing within each of us so that we may all come together and heal our world from the inside out."

Published by Fulton Books, Jennifer Lahr's book is well-written literature about identity and self-discovery. It reaches into the depths of the heart and hears one's silent cries, the unspoken desires, and the buried dreams waiting to be unraveled.

It is a reminder that every individual is worthy of discovering their uniqueness!

Readers who wish to experience this compelling work can purchase "What Is Worth?" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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Source: Fulton Books