Sis, Don't Settle: How to Stay Smart in Matters of the Heart Free Audiobook Download by Faith Jenkins

Faith Jenkins is the author of 'Sis, Don't Settle: How to Stay Smart in Matters of the Heart'. This book is a reference manual for teens and people in their early twenties. It walks the reader through some pretty complicated topics in an easy to understand way, such as dating, relationships, friendship, and virginity.

"Sis, don't settle" is a term often used in the black community to help each other avoid settling for less than we deserve and that could help us thrive. In this book, author Faith Jenkins helps her readers identify their own sis and advises them how to make a conscious decision not just to "sister up" but also to stay smart.

Whether you're a teenager, young adult, or just an introvert who's looking for a new perspective on personal relationships, Faith Jenkins' book offers something for everyone. Faith is a participant in her own life story and challenges herself and the reader to feel empowered by faith in God.

Faith Jenkins, a self-described "superwoman" who has a Master's degree in biblical studies and speaking two languages, argues that women can't remain humble. She looks at the many ways we are tempted to lose our self-control and how we can avoid making that mistake.

Faith Jenkins's story is a testimony of God's amazing love and grace. In this audiobook, she shares the trials and triumphs that she has experienced in her own life—it's all about the search for true happiness, even when it seems like the right thing to do may not be the right thing. Faith helps listeners to network with other women and find peace in God's perfect plan.

Sis, Don't Settle: How to Stay Smart in Matters of the Heart is a novel that follows the life of fifteen-year-old Faith Jenkins. It's all about how Faith negotiates her way through adolescence and, ultimately, adulthood. The book is written in first person narration by Faith herself and is set in a fictional version of Memphis, Tennessee with specific references to Memphis landmarks such as Beale Street and Southern Methodist University.