Pardon Me But You're Stepping On My Heart

Jannette Blair is a mother of a daughter and a member of a book club who enjoys crochet, playing music and work as DJ with friends. Working with children she witnessed how they resort to self-harm as a result of emotional and mental turmoil. This is not limited to children alone but in fact, adults too have given up on life. They feel all alone, thinking they are the only ones going through this situation. Due to this assumed isolation, they end up feeling trapped and are afraid to speak up. The author aims to let them know that they are not alone and that they can work to come out of this together.

Through her story and personal experience, she hopes to serve as an inspiration. She wishes that through this book, they feel connected and realize that they are far stronger than what they believed themselves to be. Once they begin to understand their true worth, value, and abilities they will start saying yes to this beautiful thing known as life.