Bare the book

My book review 

Slondile Dlamini

I have read this book and I truly hope that the author gets 100% sales out of this publication. Bare this book outlines the importance of love vs stability at home and at schools. I would typically look at how she demonstrates the ideology of luxurious life in the city. Where clearly young girls are unaware of how to chase their dreams.

 The confusion of hard work and determination is clearly distorted especially in a big city where everything is about money and things that money can buy. I really appreciate Jacky for publishing this book. And personally I would love to encourage everyone to go and buy this book.

   When you are young and chasing your dreams sometimes it is very difficult to be loyal and true. You find different perspectives about how to succeed and what needs to be done. How ever it becomes really difficult when a young child from a broken family where loves was not portrayed
at all to be true to her self and trust the dream they have.

Now moving to the city life where everything is easy to get with a hidden high price to pay. Anyone child with such background can be easily manipulated to the game. This life becomes a norm and affects everything which eventually leads to soul trading for only material things that a high class woman can posses.

The only difference with this life that this book portrays is that every other thing in life needs someone to own and be accountable for. The main gap is being bridged by expenses being paid and vacations being covered. While missing the biggest picture where your mind, Body , dreams and life in general is being exploited at a very high price. Where sex is the only key.