Finding Purpose In Unscrambled Eggs!

Unscrambled Eggs personifies personal growth and spiritual inspiration. It is a self-reflection and journey to find one’s purpose in life. According to the author’s website, Unscrambled Eggs is a profound and riveting collection of poetry that enlightens; it is honest and thought-provoking book which speaks the way of life and the world. The poems in this book were written over a five year period and reflects the author’s experiences, those close to her, and issues that she cares very passionately about.

Having no formal training as a writer, she learned to write poetry by reading psalms from the Bible and by emulating poets she admired – namely Maya Angelou. Nadia most enjoys reading and writing poems that inform, offer value, add depth and give meaning to the daily lives of readers. She believes that this book encompasses all those traits without being overtly preachy. Though the overall theme of the book is about one’s purpose, it is not a how-to-book, but a source with which readers can relate to in some form. The author explains that she did not set out to write a manuscript, “Unscrambled Eggs” was a belief that evolved over time. Nadia credits life’s lessons as the prime inspiration for this book.

Nadia Brown, a Dade County, FL poet, writer, and author, was awarded in January the 2007 Carolyn Howard-Johnson’s Noble Prize for Literature and the Allbooks Review Editor’s Choice Award for outstanding literary achievement for her book Unscrambled Eggs. This is the third award Unscrambled Eggs has received and the fourth time the book has been nominated.

Previously, Ms. Brown received the Poetry Book of Merit Award from The American Authors Association. Her articles and poetry have been published and/or featured in national and international literary journals, magazines in print and online publications including Absolute Write, Lily Literary Review, Poems Niederngasse, and AMAG, INC. /Awareness Magazine.

Unscrambled Eggs by Nadia Brown

July 2005, (ISBN 1-4137-8169-1) 72 pages

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