Latrel

Friends: how many of us have them and how many of us need them? You know the old saying, "Money doesn't grow on trees"? Well, great friends don't grow on trees either. The art of friendship lies in loyalty, consistency, sacrifice, understanding, and love.
What to Do When the Shoe Fits, while a short read, packs a big punch. It examines the essential qualities of genuine friendship and what it takes to maintain it. It explores the author's life experiences and how they have affected her vision of what a true friend is. This book will help you embrace the true friends you have and will alert you to the friendships that need to be improved.

Born in Lufkin, Texas, Latrell Myers is a God-fearing woman who lives life to the fullest. She once stated, ＂If I had to describe myself in only three words, it would have to be ’always helping others.’＂ Her faith and belief in God have brought her through many of life’s trials and tribulations. Her traditional values are deeply rooted in love, honesty, integrity, and the desire to serve.
Myers currently resides in Houston, where she is an educator, philanthropist, and advocate for the homeless. She has a BA in sociology and an MA in education. She’s a Diamond Life Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Additionally, she attends the Island of Hope Church of God in Christ, where her pastor is Bishop Prince E. W. Bryant Sr. Myers has a host of beautiful goddaughters whom she adores.
What to Do When the Shoe Fits is Myers’s first published book.