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    ORDER MY STEPS: A True Story of Purpose and Resilience from Childhood through Adolescence
    ORDER MY STEPS: A True Story of Purpose and Resilience from Childhood through Adolescence
    ORDER MY STEPS: A True Story of Purpose and Resilience from Childhood through Adolescence
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    ORDER MY STEPS: A True Story of Purpose and Resilience from Childhood through Adolescence

    By Eric Isaacs

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    What becomes of a fatherless child? Growing up in the inner city involves increased risk for young black males. Orders My Steps is a humorous, inspirational, and motivational true story about purpose and resilience. Eric Pierre Isaacs was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, by a single mother of four children. Early in his life, he endures through
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEric Pierre Isaacs
    Release dateDec 31, 2020
    ISBN9781736346211
    ORDER MY STEPS: A True Story of Purpose and Resilience from Childhood through Adolescence
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    Eric Isaacs

    Who is Eric Pierre Isaacs? Eric P. Isaacs is an United States Air Force veteran, teacher, coach, husband, father and mentor from Cincinnati, Ohio. He teaches Special Education and has been a youth sports coach and mentor for over a decade. Eric P. Isaacs holds a Bachelor of Science in Workforce Education and Development from Southern Illinois University of Carbondale and a Master of Arts in Teaching from Spalding University.

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