In No more Secrets – Malakh Zebulun introduces a childhood filled with abuse in such a way that you cannot help but feel that you are there, re-experiencing every bit of the agony she endured. Malakh is a living testimony to the words of Booker T. Washington that “The circumstances that surrounds a person is not important, what is important is how they respond to it”.
This book is a must read for young women experiencing adversity. It is also a must read for men too. Malakh has been on a long journey of self-discovery and is now in a good space where love and respect abounds, she works hard to help others find this in their lives. Join Malakh at Clapham Library.
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