Jemeker's Reaction To Spread The Word Of God

This book was about Jemeker. When she was a kid, her family was evicted, they had lived in a house with no water, and one day she suggested to her mom they live with their grandma, so they did. After they got there she didn’t want to be there anymore. Her grandma made her call her madam, yelled, and hit them a lot. As Jemeker became a teenager she had gotten into some bad things and not soon after started dealing drugs. Gotten married. Had a son. Her husband and her were very successful, but soon after, he was murdered. Now she was faced with ruling the streets with a stronger hand. As she got the nickname Queen Pin. Later, a man named Cheez had snitched. She went into hiding for a while. She went to go see her son Anthony at her graduation, but was arrested. During her 12 year sentence to prison, she had found God and was now spreading the word and helping others. After she had gotten out, she went on to talk about her experiences. Spread the word of God. Written a book. And found peace. …show more content…
I have never done or sold drugs. I’m basically the definition of a good girl. But even though I haven’t done any of those things, I have felt pain. And so have they. It’s one of the few things everyone has in common. Weather it be physically or mentally. Jemeker had a lot more pain than me, but I can understand some of her inner battles. I also found no connections with any other book, because I haven’t read that many memoirs, and I’m just starting to read more books meant for adults. This book reminds me of some current drug issues we are having in today’s world. This story started in the 1980’s, but there are still big time drug dealers out there. I believe that this story will always be relevant