Unto Me a Nation Was Born

Oftentimes, society shames and labels single mothers as promiscuous, irresponsible, uneducated, needy and money-hungry. This couldn't be farther from the truth. The truth is that before becoming single mothers, most women had a life plan, which mostly likely included a prince charming, a successful career, children and a house with a white picket fence around it. However, when things didn't go as planned, many single mothers battle with feelings of regret and bitterness and as a result, their children often suffer. Author, Tambra Williams, who is also a single mother, takes you on a journey by sharing her disappointments, hardships, frustrations and triumphs of birthing and raising her powerful nation (children). In this book, Tambra emphasizes that single mothers and their children can flourish together. She encourages single mothers to be positive role models for their children and also teaches them how to make the best out of unplanned circumstances.