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Summary Of Lessons From Neverland By Melissa Gallemore

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Business Coach and TV Host Melissa Hull Gallemore Publishes Memoir

The adversities and pain the author encountered early in life gave her the lifelong mission to mentor others and help them overcome emotional trauma.

Lessons from Neverland (Dog Ear Publishing, 2016) by Melissa Hull Gallemore is a memoir that will inspire even the most hardened cynics, among others who could identify with the author who overcame tremendous emotional hurt, but not without continuing struggle.

This compelling memoir is a must-read for people whose families or personal lives have been torn apart by disease, emotional detachment, abuse, and other traumatic events. The book deals with multiple themes, the most prominent ones being family, healing, dreams and
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