ANYTHING BUT ORDINARY - Anita Hobbs, Marcia
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Judgement and Perception still have no value here - only courage, truth, and change. In this powerful continuation of Marcia Anita Hobbs' journey, Anything But Ordinary - Book 2 dives even deeper into the chaos and clarity of living authentically in a world that demands conformity. Through fierce honesty, personal accounts, and sharp social commentary, Marcia exposes the systems that silence the vulnerable, the corruption that thrives in power, and the strength it takes to keep standing when the world insists you sit down. This book is more than a memoir - it's a movement. It weaves together…mehr

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Judgement and Perception still have no value here - only courage, truth, and change. In this powerful continuation of Marcia Anita Hobbs' journey, Anything But Ordinary - Book 2 dives even deeper into the chaos and clarity of living authentically in a world that demands conformity. Through fierce honesty, personal accounts, and sharp social commentary, Marcia exposes the systems that silence the vulnerable, the corruption that thrives in power, and the strength it takes to keep standing when the world insists you sit down. This book is more than a memoir - it's a movement. It weaves together moments of pain, rebellion, humor, and healing as Marcia shares her battles for justice, her ongoing fight for disability and human rights, and her determination to reshape how we see power, equality, and truth. From the courtroom to the catwalk, from politics to personal triumph, Marcia continues to live her mission out loud - challenging authority, inspiring change, and proving that real beauty lies in the courage to be different. Raw, fearless, and inspiring, Anything But Ordinary - Book 2 is for those who refuse to settle for silence. It's for every voice that dares to rise, every soul that chooses revolution over resignation. Because being ordinary was never the point.