Reseña del libro "The Hidden Figures Two: The Art of Life (en Inglés)"
In the book "Hidden Figures: TWO," subtitled "The Art of Life," Dr. Nadia Anthony emphasizes that everyone's life is a unique canvas with its design and trials. While the challenges may vary, the crucial aspect lies in how individuals choose to paint their life's picture. The narrative suggests that true healing, whether for the storyteller or the reader, is dependent on the understanding and appreciation of the diverse artistry woven into each hidden figure's life. Life, as portrayed in the book, is a mosaic of differences, offering a profound exploration into the varied and distinct journeys of the featured individuals. In "THF TWO," a collaborative history book, women from diverse corners of the globe unite, highlighting their remarkable contributions and sharing insights into the challenges they have faced and triumphed over. Meet Miss Ugo Nnachi, a woman of God, whose international exposure and community service span computer literacy, capacity building, collaboration, biometrics, personal and salary administration, and electronic land transactions. As a published author, she strategically unveils her life's journey, attributing glory to God. Transitioning to Chapter 2, we encounter Blair Engberg, a Chicago native navigating varied roles, illustrating the trials, tribulations, and the transformative process of shedding layers of identity. In Chapter 3, Jacqueline Stanford Rodriguez, a 67-year-old veteran, worker, and recovering addict, delves into the struggles of her life, intertwining tales of her childhood marked by the Italian mafia and the KKK. Chapter 4 introduces Siemone Anthony, a self-employed home healthcare consultant coordinator, dedicated to aiding the elderly and disabled. Chapter 5 unveils the hidden figure, Odessa Cox, born in Yazoo City, Mississippi, in 1960, as the fourth oldest of eleven siblings. Chapter 6, meet Keva Johnson, a brilliant entrepreneur hailing from the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana. "THF: TWO" weaves together these compelling narratives, celebrating the strength, resilience, and diverse experiences of women across the world. Chapter 7 introduces Chariss Rausaw, a Texan with Arkansas roots, on an uncharted adventure. She reflects on her past, detailing the transformative shift from high school senior to college graduate at Southwestern Christian College on August 6, 2012. In Chapter 8, we encounter Talesiya Calton, a high school graduate holding two degrees from Williston State College. Set to graduate as a practical nurse in 2024, she aspires to pursue a bachelor's degree in nursing post-graduation. Lisa is the daughter of Dr. Nadia and Charles Anthony. Chapter 9 unveils Tchina Welch's journey from Cameroon to North Dakota, emphasizing the consistent guidance of the Lord in her life. She shares how embracing change and listening to God's guidance has transformed her. As the chapters unfold, the importance of collaboration among these remarkable women becomes evident. Their stories, woven together, create a tapestry of shared experiences, resilience, and the profound impact of embracing change. In the broader context of history, their collaboration highlights the significance of recognizing and celebrating the diverse narratives that contribute to the collective story of women's history.
