Become An Epitome of Courage and Resilience By Reading Henrietha – Waiting for the World to Change

 

The Book Henrietha- Waiting for the World to Change gives a deep meaning to the tragedies and lessons of life. While the moments of joy and happiness invite endless possibilities, the pain and sorrow expand our limitations and thought processes.

The Author Joyce Johnson has portrayed the main character "Henrietha" to voice her life lessons learned. A middle-aged black Jamaican woman with hair past her shoulders. With a bright smile and deep eyes, she is the epitome of courage and inspiration.

Courage and resilience come in many forms. It is not always a knight riding in horse into the battle to face his enemy. Sometimes It's a person with a compelling history of adversity yet stands strong and appreciates life for simply what it is. Despite her distressing history of oppression, sexual abuse, and racism, Henrietha developed a strong personality and became reliable assistance to anyone who needed help.

The character sets a timely reminder that no one lives in a timely manner and encounters similar experiences and lessons as Henrietha. The author pens down the real-life vulnerable experiences, tragedies and describes how to overcome them with affirmation and support.

A Ray of Inspiration

The storyline encourages us to take our tragedies and sufferings positively. We should formulate a sense of forgiveness and wisdom in ourselves to become better people.

The Book "Henrietha – Waiting for the World to Change" highlights some of the serious yet sensitive social issues that majority of the woman faces in her lifetime. Every character gracefully represents themes like gender, love, hate, racial injustice, suffering, and guilt nicely.

The main character "Henrietha," encourages us to recall our tragedies and past experiences with courage. She describes how little acts of kindness and love can make a huge impact on other's life. Despite her hardships, Henrietha helped her granddaughter "Ruthie," who was sexually abused and molested at an early age by her stepfather.

Each character in this book represents courage, optimism, and a map of healing to every woman who has ever experienced any trauma or tragedy in their life.

It's Never too Late to Change

The main character in the second novella "Waiting for the World to Change" is Anita Kingsley, a young Jamaican Housekeeper. Her character represents how with affirmation and optimistic behavior, you can achieve anything in this life. Her consistent belief in God and Spirituality helped not only her but also the people around her. Her optimistic personality and attitude helped her friend Susan Ottawa see new meaning and light of hope in her life.

The Book "Henrietha - Waiting for the World to Change" allows us to question when it comes to equality between race, culture, and sexes. This book's storylines and characters breed a sense of justice, love, and hate and develop an ideal model in yourself with the love of God in your heart. It showcases that the prevailing power of resilience and perseverance always results in victory. The book contains sociological issues and universal considerations that need to be penned down as they go unnoticed in our world.