Harper, Hill

Hill Harper presents a series of letters offering young African-American women guidance to help them navigate the challenges of high school, covering topics such as peer pressure, sex, friendships, drugs, gangs, and relationships, and encouraging them to build self-respect and self-confidence.

Hill Harper presents a series of letters offering young African-American women guidance to help them navigate the challenges of high school, covering topics such as peer pressure, sex, friendships, drugs, gangs, and relationships, and encouraging them to build self-respect and self-confidence.

Hill Harper explains how people can use the act of wealth building as a tool for joy and fulfillment while placing money in the proper context in their lives, explaining how a health crisis and a cross-country journey helped him sort out his own complicated relationship with money and realize the meaning of true wealth.

A collection of letters written to young people that address a number of issues from predominately Hispanic and African-American men that include single parenthood, sexually transmitted diseases, the allure of materialism, and the power of words and faith.