Barbara Gianquitto

It’s no coincidence that this book found its way to you. Within these 111 poems lies a message meant just for you. I hope you discover it-and, more importantly, that it stays with you long after you’ve found it.

I Hope you know will encourage, expand, inspire and move you to the deepest levels. I pray the whole world gets to read these wonderful words - they are music for the soul.

Stephen Sainato - CEO, Conscious Connect

This collection is a beacon of light, a reminder that there is always hope, and within each of us, there is limitless potential. - Dr. Susanne Wolf @mymentalhealthspace

It’s like having a key to a door that will shine light into your soul, gently silencing the noise and banishing the darkness. Amazon US

This book is an emotional compass, that you can refer to when you find yourself off course and need to find a path back to yourself. it will help you move forward and heal. It’s a book for Life. Amazon UK

A soul-stirring illustration of the human Spirit’s capacity to carry on with a deep sense of devotion.

Dené Logan, MFT - Author of Sovereign Love

In this powerful new poetry collection, Barbara Gianquitto helps us to find clarity and purpose when we feel lost, helps us reframe old beliefs when we feel stuck and find strength and hope when the world weighs us down.

Navigating themes of self-love, self-acceptance and growth, Barbara Gianquitto’s poetry offers a sanctuary of hope, a rock to hold onto amidst the storm of life. She carves out for us a little corner of peace; she offers us a moment to breathe.

With poems such as ＂I Hope You Know＂, ＂To be a mother＂, ＂In this House＂ and ＂Selfies＂ Barbara helps us remember how important and precious we are by bringing us together in new and meaningful ways through the power of returning to what is perhaps most simple: the forces of love and compassion. She explores what it means to reclaim ourselves whole in a collection that will leave you with more than you thought you needed.

Remember, there are no accidents, you are reading this for a reason: Open your heart, open your mind, and let these words reach you.