Film Hatch Media is an independently-owned film creation and video production agency that is talented and versatile in the field. Its team of professional writers excels in the film industry through quality screenplays. The company delivers profound content and interactive experiences on screens of all sizes in every type of environment. Tiernans Zip is one story that encourages bravery and positivity.
Life is not fair, but you have to stay patient with it because it is not finished with you yet. Tiernans book is empowering, especially for children in similar situations.
Zip is a memoir of the titular frail little girl growing up to become such a headstrong, smart, independent woman. Her life has been eventful and packed with challenges, but it made her who she is.
Zips father was committed to the arrival of a strong, intelligent son and heir. He wasnt exactly pleased when she was born. As expected in a strongly patriarchal household, Zips mother is a slave to her husband and tries hard to take care of all her children.
Pneumonia, measles, and chickenpox – Zip got these all before she turned one year. Shed been abused in her childhood. She has experienced unfortunate circumstances her whole life, but she chose to rise above them all. Whenever she gets hurt, confused, angry she chooses to look for a course to take, another door to open, a meaningful project, a different focus. For her, that is much better than fussing over things because she believes, eventually, they will sort.
This story is realistic and inspirational, endowing readers with many lessons on how to deal with life in an optimistic way.
Zip
Written by Roxsane Tiernan
Published by Xlibris US
Published Date: August 20, 2015
About the Author
Roxsane is an energetic, compulsive, hard-working 75-year-old. She has caring, community-oriented siblings, two wonderful daughters, and five grandchildren. Her wide circle of friends is scattered all over the globe and at home, she has a wonderful man named, Bill, who makes her life complete. Roxsanes early life was challenging but she completed her Teachers training at UBC, taught in a one-room ungraded [Grades 18] school on Harrison Lake, married George Dheilly, and together they raised three beautiful daughters. The youngest, Marcia, died of a brain tumor in 1981. Their marriage fell apart in 1983/1984. Needing to find more meaning in her life after the girls left home she decided to go back to University to finish her B.Ed. and get back to the most meaningful career she could find, teaching at the high school level. Since then she has worked in Mexico, traveled extensively, and taught international students and immigrants before retiring to become a prolific artist and author.
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