Do you want to raise your child in the faith? Discover this memoir that shares the transformative power of raising children with religion.Kimberley Payne wanted to be a good girl. She studied her catechism dutifully and aspired to walk the prescribed path toward salvation. Constantly struggling with choosing the right thing when tempted to do the wrong thing, she made mistakes that held dire consequences for her.When she's caught telling a lie, bullying, and stealing the young Catholic found herself getting into deep trouble. With her life descending into shame and guilt, would she find her way back to her Christian values?With witty prose and humour, Kimberley Payne sheds light on what it was like growing up Catholic in the 70s. She draws you into early school years through stories, poems, and report card entries that will awaken your own memories and childhood challenges.If you like open, humourous, and nostalgic stories then you'll love this memoir of young life experiences that take you down memory lane.Buy East City Girl to learn how your childhood experiences affect your adulthood today!
