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    The Apple Don't Fall Far from the Tree
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    The Apple Don't Fall Far from the Tree

    By TONJA AYERS

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    Apple despised her mother and her mother’s whorish ways so much that she couldn’t wait to get from under her mother’s roof and live the life of a normal teenager. Thankfully she was able to receive maternal love from her grandmother however nothing replaces a ‘mother’s love’. Sometimes removing one’s self from a particular situation doesn’t always change the outcome. Many people believe ‘behavior’ is caused by genetics. Did Apple’s mother plant the seeds of her daughter’s future? Will Apple be able to live on her own or will she be just like her mother who uses men to fulfill her wants and needs? You know what they say…..”The Apple Don’t Fall Far from the Tree”.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTONJA AYERS
    Release dateSep 2, 2013
    ISBN9781492326083
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    The Apple Don't Fall Far from the Tree
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    TONJA AYERS

    For more than 20 years, she’s been helping others get on their feet—literally and figuratively. Affectionately known as “The Shoe Lady” worldwide, Tonja Ayers has made monumental strides in business, books and the big screen. A proven industry leader who is widely respected amongst both colleagues and consumers alike, Tonja’s entrepreneurial insight, entertainment acumen and literary genius are second to none. Featured in The Detroit News & Free Press and The Michigan Chronicle, as well as on WDIV Channel 4 NBC, this author, playwright, retail guru and filmmaker is not only intentional about creating the life of her dreams—but she’s most passionate about helping others do the same. Honored with The Spirit of Detroit Award in 2019, Tonja’s wisdom in business and retail unlocked the door for her to help others who wanted to start retail businesses to glean from her—earning her the esteemed title of “The Retail Coach.” From selling stilettos, to standing ovations in sold-out theatres to penning her next novel, Tonja likes to stay busy. She has authored eight books and will release her ninth book project, Low Down, in the summer of 2021. Holding both a Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Business Administration, Tonja’s multifaceted personality, business sense and creative ability puts her in a class all by herself. A beacon of hope and inspiration to the community at-large and local business owners, it’s her innate desire to help others succeed that has left her standing tall in tumultuous economic times. For booking or interviews, email info@theshoelady.biz or visit www.theshoelady.biz. You can also reach Tonja by phone by calling 248. 973.SHOE.  

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