From Barrio to Transgender Pioneer: "Tell Him I Love Him"

MONTEREY, Calif. - EntSun -- Arlina A. releases a thought-provoking new book, "A Letter to Pawtone," which delves into the poignant moments of reconciliation and forgiveness.

"Elsie then said, 'Tell the old man to forgive me for not letting him in my house and tell him I love him and Happy Thanksgiving.' I was totally stunned by what she had just said, and I told her I would repeat the message to him and said 'good-bye' to her and hung up the phone."

This moment of forgiveness marked a transition in family life, with Arlina's elder sister at last forgiving their father for being absent and consumed by alcoholism during her childhood.

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This passage from "A Letter to Pawtone" reveals the protagonist's journey towards reconciliation and the power of forgiveness. It tells of her rev=newed commitment to her family, being willing to take her father with her into her new life after the death of her mother, and of caring for him until his death.

Arlina A.'s powerful storytelling captures the essence of these deeply emotional moments and their relevance to contemporary issues of reconciliation and healing. Readers are invited to reflect on the protagonist's journey and its significance in the broader context of human relationships.

For more information visit https://alettertopawtone.com/

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