Put on Your Crown: Life-Changing Moments on the Path to Queendom
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.69 (911 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0446555894 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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The Queen got her first break in music when a demo tape featuring one of her raps made its way to Tommy Boy Records. About the Author Queen Latifah was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey. She also landed a regular spot on Living Single and went on to star in a plethora of feature films including: Set It Off, The Perfect Holiday, Taxi, and Bringing Down the House. By the time her second album "Nature of a Sista'" came out in 1991, Queen Latifah had begun investing in small businesses in her neighborhood, and acting both in television and movies. After the death of her brother and a soured deal with Tommy Boy, The Queen released her third album, "Black Reign", and founded Flavor Unit Records and Management. She was signed and immediately became a hit. She won the Best New Artist Award in 1990 for her album "All Hail the Queen" which also went platinum. The second single from the album, "Ladies First," was eventually na
"Inspirational" according to Donnica Carter. Queen Latifah's PUT ON YOUR CROWN is a collection of defining moments in her life that taught her a lesson or helped her to realize her potential. These moments have laid the foundation for her life. Her main goal is to help build young girls' (and women's) self-esteem. Latifah touches on success, love, money, and fear (to name a few). She encourages women to support each other, have a team of people that can help with their goals, and draw on others for strength and wisdom.There is a queen inside of every woman. La. LegalBeagle said Refreshingly Sincere. I know this book is marketed to the 16-"Refreshingly Sincere" according to LegalBeagle. I know this book is marketed to the 16-2Refreshingly Sincere LegalBeagle I know this book is marketed to the 16-24 year old female demographic, but as a woman long past that age range I still thoroughly enjoyed Put on Your Crown by Queen Latifah aka Dana Owens. I listened to the audio book version which Owens narrates in a plain spoken and sincere way (girlfriend to girlfriend is how I would describe it).Put on Your Crown addresses important moments in Owens' life, including, the sudden death of her brother; going broke; body image issues; her parents' divorce; growing up in the `hood an. year old female demographic, but as a woman long past that age range I still thoroughly enjoyed Put on Your Crown by Queen Latifah aka Dana Owens. I listened to the audio book version which Owens narrates in a plain spoken and sincere way (girlfriend to girlfriend is how I would describe it).Put on Your Crown addresses important moments in Owens' life, including, the sudden death of her brother; going broke; body image issues; her parents' divorce; growing up in the `hood an. Refreshingly Sincere LegalBeagle I know this book is marketed to the 16-24 year old female demographic, but as a woman long past that age range I still thoroughly enjoyed Put on Your Crown by Queen Latifah aka Dana Owens. I listened to the audio book version which Owens narrates in a plain spoken and sincere way (girlfriend to girlfriend is how I would describe it).Put on Your Crown addresses important moments in Owens' life, including, the sudden death of her brother; going broke; body image issues; her parents' divorce; growing up in the `hood an. year old female demographic, but as a woman long past that age range I still thoroughly enjoyed Put on Your Crown by Queen Latifah aka Dana Owens. I listened to the audio book version which Owens narrates in a plain spoken and sincere way (girlfriend to girlfriend is how I would describe it).Put on Your Crown addresses important moments in Owens' life, including, the sudden death of her brother; going broke; body image issues; her parents' divorce; growing up in the `hood an. "Life lessons that we can all use!" according to Jennifer. While I don't necessarily think of myself as a young woman anymore (which is who the book is geared towards) I do think that this book contains lessons that any woman, and even men, should learn. The basic ideas of the book are love yourself for who you are, take time to care for yourself first, and love the people around you for who they are.I've always liked Queen Latifah. She's always seemed to me to be fairly grounded. I think my favorite thing about this book is that she proves to the reader that she's just a n
She won the Best New Artist Award in 1990 for her album "All Hail the Queen" which also went platinum. The Queen got her first break in music when a demo tape featuring one of her raps made its way to Tommy Boy Records. Queen Latifah was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey. After the death of her brother and a soured deal with Tommy Boy, The Queen released her third album, "Black Reign", and founded Flavor Unit Rec
The result: She's one of the biggest A-list celebrities in Hollywood.. A US Dept. Modeled after Maria Shriver's Just Who Will You Be, Queen Latifah's goal with Put On Your Crown is to help young women build a strong sense of self-esteem. However, Queen Latifah has always been a shining example of a woman happy with herself and unwilling to compromise to fit into the "hollywood ideal" of what a confident beautiful woman should look like. of Justice survey found that females ages 16-24 are more vulnerable to partner violence than any other group, almost triple the national average. Cases like Chris Brown's assault on pop star Rihanna showed an ugly side of adolescent life