GENRE: Non-Fiction, Personal
Growth
PUBLISHED: 2016 by Klemmer & Associates
PUBLISHED: 2016 by Klemmer & Associates
MY
RATING: 5
SYNOPSIS:
(From the back of the book)
Rarely does a story like this come
along. In I Love Me Not… I Love Me…, Kimberly
Zink shares the heart-breaking details of her life with remarkable vulnerability
and insightful courage. The journey is authentic and raw—from early sexual
abuse to teenage pregnancy; from rape to alcohol abuse; from an abusive
marriage to devastating illness. It is far more than most can imagine, let
alone endure.
For years, Kimberly perceived herself as
a victim. After all, that was the story she was given. How could someone like
her—a dirty, broken, unloved girl—have a good life? After all the terrible
things that had happened to her, how could she have happiness, wealth, and a
great family? But Kimberly discovered that she had a choice. She had the
ability—in every moment—to choose her own story, and so do you.
I Love
Me Not… I Love Me… is Kimberly’s very
personal gift to you. She shares the secrets that helped her to turn her life
in a completely different direction., to find her gift and fulfill her purpose.
Her message is life-changing. No matter who you are or where you have been in life. There are
greater rewards, greater accomplishments, deeper connections waiting for you. You
can truly have it all! You can change your present and your can change your
future if you are just willing to learn from your past. You have the power to create
the person you want to be and have the life you want to live!
REVIEW:
I read this book in route to a seminar
in which Kimberly Zink was teaching. She has a shocking story. As she tells her
story, chapter by chapter, she shares her present-day revelations overcoming
that trauma and pain. She dives into the pit of her abuse and pain, graciously
sharing her deep revelations about the choices she made as a victim and how she
is choosing to walk in victory now
.
There were chapters that made me cry and
as she wrapped up each one, I could see the pain she is turning away from and
the joy that results from healing. I appreciated the choice she made in being
transparent to share her story and allowing us to learn from her. The overarching
feeling I got from this book was, “If she can grow, heal, and change, so can I.”
RATED:
I gladly give this a 5 rating: EXCELLENT
read and worth every minute. I appreciated how easy it was to read. Her voice
flows effortlessly from page to page making room for the deepest impact in the
heart.
Knowing her story and seeing her in the
seminar where she voiced a few of these stories, made it easy to open my own
heart and let other people in. Kimberly truly is a gem.