Dear Diary: A Letter To My Sister

For over ten years she rescued exploited teens across the United States, becoming known only as, "The Harriet Tubman of the Child Trafficking/Teenage Runaway World". Now, relive Dawn Johnson, "The Self Esteem Queen's" life as an exploited teen, and explore the mind of a teenager too grown to be at home, and too young to be on the streets. This first-person account of a teenage girl's harrowing decent into the nightmarish world of child trafficking has left a lasting mark on teen, adults, and educators.

"Dawn’s willingness to expose her life for the sole purpose of saving teenagers sets precedence for the term “mentoring” I commend this young lady for allowing her belief in God to sustain her through what some would consider horrific circumstances and prevail into the dynamic speaker known as The Self Esteem Queen. This book should be a part of every junior high curriculum across the United States."

Yolanda King,
Speaker, Author, Activist,
Daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.