Invisible No More Mwen La - Fleury, James
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At school, he sits quietly, keeping his head down, hoping no one will notice the ache in his heart or the weight he carries inside. The laughter of his classmates feels distant, and the whispers around him grow louder, leaving him to wonder if he will ever truly be noticed, if anyone will ever see him. But Marcel's story is not just one of silence. It is one of courage, discovery, and the strength to rise above fear. When Marcel begins to look within, he learns that his voice matters and that his presence has power. Invisible No More: Mwen La is a heartfelt story about courage, hope, and the…mehr

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At school, he sits quietly, keeping his head down, hoping no one will notice the ache in his heart or the weight he carries inside. The laughter of his classmates feels distant, and the whispers around him grow louder, leaving him to wonder if he will ever truly be noticed, if anyone will ever see him. But Marcel's story is not just one of silence. It is one of courage, discovery, and the strength to rise above fear. When Marcel begins to look within, he learns that his voice matters and that his presence has power. Invisible No More: Mwen La is a heartfelt story about courage, hope, and the importance of being seen and heard. Through Marcel's journey, readers are reminded that even in the darkest moments, there is light and that no one is ever truly invisible. This inspiring book encourages children to embrace their uniqueness, stand tall in the face of challenges, and understand that they are valuable, loved, and worthy of being heard. Parents, teachers, and young readers alike will connect with Marcel's journey and carry its message long after the last page.
Autorenporträt
James Fleury was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, to Haitian immigrant parents. Growing up in Crown Heights, he had a tough childhood and faced prejudice from his peers. As a shy kid, he was often targeted by bullies, but despite his quiet nature, he had a fiery temper and didn't back down from confrontation, often to his own detriment. His parents, unfamiliar with the challenges he faced at school and limited by language barriers, struggled to advocate for him. In their Caribbean household, receiving phone calls about their child was seen as a sign of misbehavior, leading to punishment rather than understanding. These cultural and communication gaps often left James feeling voiceless.Today, James is an entrepreneur dedicated to serving and uplifting his community. He is also the co-founder of Global Empire, an organization committed to empowering individuals and fostering positive change through mentorship, leadership development, and community impact initiatives. Through his work, James is determined to create opportunities and a supportive network for others, ensuring that no one feels silenced the way he once did.