The Industry Queen Series: Mary F. Poppins: Book 1 : The Transition

By J Thomas and Jacqueline Douglass

Meet the modern-day Mary Poppins. Her name is Mary F. Poppins and her slogan is "I'm Mary fucking Poppins pooh" , the F. stands for Francis and she hates being called that name. She only answers if called on by her close friends of girls and guys that she has built a relationship with over the years.

Everyone knows how Mary Poppins was the nanny we all grew up on, and Being Mary Jane, let's not forget something about Mary and how that was successful. Let's add another Mary to the legacy Mary F Poppins. Not your average friend, she bounces in and out of people's lives helping them fix situations in this hybrid episodic docu-series written book. Starting out with her being a successful mogul and then flashing to her in the beginning when she was younger and how she became Mary F Poppins.

This story will have poverty, death, abuse, drugs, conflict, confusion, substance, growth, emotional detachment / support, learning life the hard way, finding her truth, making friends, learning love, finding happiness, being selfish, knowing when to be selfish and knowing when to sacrifice yourself, building brands, the studio life, the club world, the film industry, the parties and more.

There are a few categories of people in the industry you have a,b,c,d, listers and she is the one who can change everything about your career no matter what line of work you are in. She takes basic bitches and turns them into bosses.. but let her tell it she turns their individuality into a brand.

She runs multiple businesses and she sits on the board of the NPU in the city of Atlanta. She takes flights to different cities to run her business and she is a hands-on person with all that she does.

Deep down Mary is alone, feels abandoned and she suffers from depression, bipolar stage 1, Dids, and from being schizoaffective while having all of this hyper inclusive energy, due to her traumatic past she is also hypersexual which leaves her alone because she can't jeopardize being around people too long because they may find out the truth about her... and Mary can't let that happen until she is ready to reveal to the world her master plan.... and its not to become president of the united states for sure...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tsukasa Publishers
• Release date: Mar 29, 2022
• ISBN: 9782181219211

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The Industry Queen Series:

Mary F. Poppins

By: J. Thomas

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Acknowledgments:

It was told to me, that if I wrote this book two things needed to be clear.  One, even though this book reads like a book I added a twist in the format and two, it will stir up a lot of things. In the beginning, I was scared; when I thought I reached my end. I became more prepared. My journey, my story, and my transitions, just like so many others, all play a pivotal role in what made this city what it is today just by the simple memories that we share even though, we’ve experienced a lot, we’ve met a lot of people across the years, we grew up together and sometimes we seem to grow apart, but that never stopped us from wanting to remember the truth. it never stopped us from wanting to remember the feeling that living your real life, not just your best life,but your reality aspects of life, that’s what’s important. nothing more nothing less.

I wanted to dedicate this book to my aunt but I don’t think I need to do that anymore it’s much bigger than dedicating art to one person when you can have so many individuals that are currently living as your muse to guide you through this journey. I dedicate this to all of you. All of you who helped me live through the good the bad and ugly. Welcome to Atlanta. No, not just Atlanta but the industry, where the real players play.

Table of Contents:

BOOK 1: THE TRANSITION

Chapter 1 : Welcome to Atlanta…………………………………………………….…….6

Chapter 2 : Time to Talk………………………………………………………….……….8

Chapter 3 : Mary Land…………………………………………………………………….14

Chapter 4 :School Zoned……………………………………………………………….….18

Chapter 5 : T.M.I………………………………………………………………………..…21

Chapter 6 : The Wait………………………………………………………………………23

Chapter 7 : Flash Forward…………………………………………………………….…...29

Chapter 8 : Motherboard……………………………………………………………….….34

Chapter 9 : Let the Good Times Roll…………………………………………………...…37

Chapter 10 : Dressed to Impress…………………………………………………….…….46

Chapter 11 : Planting Seeds……………………………………………………………….55

Chapter 12 : What I Don't Like……………………………………………………………57

Chapter 13 : The Transition……………………………………………………………….63

Yup, traumatized by mom and catching her fuck her boyfriend on the couch. Mary hates her mom's boyfriend Daryl Heartman. A smooth talker from the westside of Atlanta. As she looks around the corner of the couch to find out what all the noise was about. That is the first time she ever saw SEX not even knowing at that time what it was. She thought to herself, why is he sticking her in the booty? Like ok.... and then they go into the room.... It is an odd memory to have I know but damn that same night Mary goes to bed, and she falls asleep only to be held down like it was something riding her back.... back then the old people called it a devil riding your back. But Mary remembered that if you say Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, or something like that whatever it is that is going on will stop. So she tried to talk but couldn’t talk and she tried to move but couldn’t move and then she tried to yell and scream but nothing worked until she thought to herself devil I rebuke you in the name of Jesus, you have no power over me, Satan get away from me NOW.....AND BEFORE YOU KNEW IT Mary jumped out of the bed ran to her door and went to her mom’s room to tell her what happened but the door was closed and yes Daryl was still there so Mary laid her back to the floor and started kicking the door....not because she wanted her attention but because at that moment she recognized that her life was about to change. And she did not want Daryl there.

The next day it rained so hard that when Mary went outside to the front porch, she noticed her bike was missing. Someone cut a hole through the screen door and took the bike. Mary runs to the duplex building next door to knock on Scooby’s door to ask if he has seen her bike. They walk around the neighborhood and meet up with this kid named E.J. and his little brother David. E.J. was walking and his little brother David who was six at the time was on a small bike coming up the hill between Neely Ave. Simms and Main Street.

Chapter 1

Welcome To Atlanta

East point is a city in Atlanta that’s small by name but big on reputation and has spawned a lot of big names like OutKast and Xscape, which were surrounded by Ghetto Mafia, Trill Ville, Crime Mob to boot, to say the least not to mention that the city of East Point was notorious for their Magnet school Tri Cities Highschool all to which was located five min from The historic West End, where a lot of major productions have been formed. From Tyler Perry’s Madea, Bad Boys and more.... shit go a little further and you will find the real bluff from snow in the bluff.... but in between all of that, you had the CASCADE and Beecher crew...

Mary came from all kinds of hustlers; her grandmother owned a convenience store located in the heart of the neighborhood that sat at a four way stop light with a flow of School bus and Marta bus riders all day long. From the outside looking in she had it all. Access to all the latest arcade games free but not so free candy you know the limited-edition NBA Nestle Crunch bars Nutty buddies and orange Slice that you wanted. The best chili cheese slaw dogs and chili cheese seasoned fries that you can find around town. Back thin lucky seven was the game that everyone played. And her aunt April, who’s only three years older than Mary was the popular one, all the boys wanted her (the old and young) she was ten and all the 12-year-old boys liked her. They were almost teens, which was from the hood. But Mary did not grow up like April. She was different.

Mary’s great aunt owned a small restaurant across the parking lot, but it was more like a kitchen line slash grocery store so If you wanted a good hot soul food for breakfast or lunch you were standing there waiting for your plate. Ms. B. was a celebrity and loved by everyone. And every now and then you would catch Mary running to the back door for some Fatback Cheese Grits eggs and sausage in a bowl. It was everything.

Across the street Mary’s cousin owned a nail salon and the building was pink why entirely pink I never understood but since that was across the street on the Beecher street side she couldn’t go over there alone but it was a plaza of other business it wasn’t small but it was popping and some would say the kids Mary’s age were bad as fuck because they could do shit Mary couldn’t hell they didn’t even go to the same school.

Next to Mary’s grandmother's Convenient store sat her very well-respected uncle Mr. Peterson (and I dare you to this day to call him anything else), who