As authors know, to write and publish a book takes much devotion, courage, creativity, patience, and tenacity. There are so many times when you have to dig deep into yourself to find the energy to continue because of the vulnerability inherent in writing authentically.

"Rumble Tumble Joy provides a window into the soul of its author, Kathryn V. White, and demonstrates how one woman's story can supply a pathway of healing for many others.  Kathryn's willingness to share her process of transformation will help women everywhere to find their own voices and their own liberation from society's false expectations.  

The included Reader's Discussion Guide offers thought-provoking questions to aid readers in their quest for personal awareness and growth, centered around what it means to be a woman in today's world. I highly recommend this book for individuals as well as for study groups who are dedicated to helping girls and women gain true acceptance of themselves."
    —Len Leatherwood, Writer, Teacher, Texas Licensed Professional Counselor

As authors know, to write and publish a book takes much devotion, courage, creativity, patience, and tenacity.   There are so many times when you have to dig deep into yourself to find the energy to continue because of the vulnerability inherent in writing authentically.

"Rumble Tumble Joy provides a window into the soul of its author, Kathryn V. White, and demonstrates how one woman's story can supply a pathway of healing for many others.  Kathryn's willingness to share her process of transformation will help women everywhere to find their own voices and their own liberation from society's false expectations.  

The included Reader's Discussion Guide offers thought-provoking questions to aid readers in their quest for personal awareness and growth, centered around what it means to be a woman in today's world. I highly recommend this book for individuals as well as for study groups who are dedicated to helping girls and women gain true acceptance of themselves." 
           —Len Leatherwood, Writer, Teacher, Texas Licensed Professional Counselor

I just finished reading your book, Rumble Tumble Joy, and I have to say it was an incredibly liberating, cleansing process. As someone who struggles with his own body image and dysmorphia, you took me from loathing my body, to making peace, and then celebrating my body. 

I had to tell you how it impacted me.

I’m grateful for this book and what it has given me.
             —Anonymous, Seattle, WA