Inside the book Except we deny the truth, mysteries truly surround the "woman". Her inimitable strength and awesome character, who can explain, in whatever angle or perception, she excels with imaginations beyond comprehension? Truly, she is from bone, not dust Can you understand her inconceivable strength and that clear beauty? She shares no commonality with the other animals. She grows from that sweet little girl like nectar that butterflies cannot resist, to an adorable wife of a noble husband; to a sweet mother of her lovely children and husband and to the nation and the world at large. What a unique creation! Graciously, she crowned the creative work of God with a rest after the sixth day. Since then she has kept the man on his toes; however he tries to ignore her plights, her charm draws him even nearer, she is irresistible. In fact, she ranks the greatest and the most beautiful of God's creation. The strength to carry and nurture life for nine months, bear the pains of childbirth and eventually giving birth to life; nurturing the child with her milk and remaining his or her virtual cupboard for life. Her strength and intelligence can bring down men of different categories: great leaders, giants, the very rich or even those that stand as the iroko tree. Does science not owe the woman the discovery of her true class? The woman was created as a balance and an antidote for the man's --- actions; she is also a vaccine for the man. The Author in her words--- I am happy and proud to be a woman-- "I love my whole being and believe God in His creation work made me beautiful and perfect;--" I am glad to add this publication to the list of my self-help books. Most women are vulnerable and occupied with many relevant works. Providing resources like this will help them to understand their roles, rights, and the reason they must love and appreciate themselves as females.
About the Author: From Bone, not Dust is Margaret Udoh's fifteenth book; nine are available online globally. She is the founder of Youth Reformation and Awareness Centre (YRAC). YRAC has a team of experts that close existing development gaps in children, parents, and teachers. Margaret Udoh is a human rights advocate, expert on children's rights. She coordinated the National Council of Child Rights Advocates of Nigeria (NACCRAN) for seven years and also represents Nigeria in West Africa and African Union Charter for the rights and welfare of the child. Mrs. Udoh was the first Nigerian to be invited to the Civil Societies Organizations (CSOs) Forum. This was the seventh forum that took place in Jomo Kenyatta International Conference Centre, Nairobi, Kenya, on the 22nd to 24th November 2012. Currently, she is the West African Commissioner for Child Participation and Inclusiveness; and Vice President of West African Civil Society Forum (WACSOF) She is an educationist; and consults for schools in Nigeria. She assists Schools' Management Committees in curriculum development, the building of school calendar and schedules of self-development activities. YRAC team is formidable and can close any developmental gap in children. For schools, they provide Training workshops for teachers and equipping them with the necessary skills for the 21st century classroom success. She provides awareness lectures to parents on issues that harmonize homes and schools, types of parental involvement and levels and how to create literacy friendly homes. She also organizes weekends and holiday programs for children in self- development aspects that improve their self-image and confidence. Literacy development activities are based on reading with leisure and understanding. She organizes parents and youth fora; experiences are shred on contemporary issues and people learn to deal with similar experiences. She has parents, married couples and caregivers as students. Margaret is a regular face in government and commercial television houses. She provides information on education, rights, and families' wellbeing. She has also granted many interviews to radio and newspapers. Mrs. Udoh contributes into journals, internet sites, and blogs. She is very active at the different social networks; she shares useful information with parents, youth, and her fans. Margaret is a human resource manager and trains children, parents, teachers, corporate workers, and development workers on management areas.