If You Would Just See ME!

To Be Seen Is to Be Understood

De: Washington

Narrado por: Alice Washington

Meet Brooklyn. She’s a single mother of two, and although she’s taken hits in her life, she’s gotten through them all.

Meet Paige. She’s a single mother too, and she’s so overwhelmed that she’s contemplating ending it all. But in a last-ditch effort to find help, she goes to a support group for single parents. That’s where she meets Brooklyn—and through Brooklyn’s story, she finds a second chance at life.

From unplanned pregnancies to barely being able to keep the bills paid and the lights on, Paige sees her mirror image in Brooklyn and finally realizes that with perseverance, strength, and God on her side, she can get through her darkest days—just like Brooklyn did. Hope isn’t lost.

Like Paige, you will become uplifted by Brooklyn’s story. This true-life memoir is about finding the light when you’re in a dark place. It’s about sticking together and never turning your back on your faith. Because sometimes faith is all you have left.

©2017 Alice Washington (P)2025 Alice Washington

The courage and Faith of a single Mom to not only endure but to Overcome!

I like the fact that she was vulnerable and honest about her struggles and even family situations. The book led you to a point and even though trailed off vaguely still gave enough information to come to a definite conclusion. I am sure there are many people going through trials and tribulations that can use this kinda insight and triumph despite all odds!

Raw Strength

This audiobook is a beautiful testimony of survival, motherhood, and unwavering faith. Brooklyn’s story hit home in so many ways, and Paige’s journey mirrors the reality of so many women struggling in silence. It’s inspiring to hear how one woman’s voice and vulnerability saved another. Alice Washington’s narration brought deep emotional weight that made the story feel intimate and real.

Truly Seen

Rarely does an audiobook connect this deeply. The way Brooklyn’s life experiences uplift Paige shows the incredible power of sharing our stories. The message of resilience, faith, and motherhood is timeless. I felt seen, understood, and encouraged from beginning to end. The raw truth is what makes it unforgettable.

Despite your past you determine what your future will be.

Relationships can be tough and parenting even more difficult but never give up. You are not what people call you but who God calls you to be, lean into that!

To be seen

This was a real story of never giving up. A story of watching what God can do. Life is messy and this book gives hope and reminds us that we are not alone. That we are worth it and joy comes in the morning.

Light in Darkness

This story is more than a memoir—it’s a lifeline. It’s a message for those who feel like giving up. Paige’s desperation is heartbreaking, but her encounter with Brooklyn becomes her breakthrough. I loved how the author wove faith and community into a narrative of survival. It left me both emotional and deeply hopeful.

Strong Voices

This is an emotionally rich and powerful memoir. I connected with the message of being seen and the importance of faith in dark times. A few scenes felt slightly repetitive, but the overall experience was heartfelt and healing. Alice Washington’s narration added depth and authenticity.

Deep Connection

This book made me cry, smile, and reflect. Paige’s mental state is portrayed with such realism, and Brooklyn’s past feels authentic and hard-earned. The connection they form speaks to how powerful a listening ear can be. It’s a reminder that being seen and heard can literally save a life.

Honest Heart

A deeply emotional and honest story with a message that matters. While the pacing in some places could have been a bit tighter, the impact of the story is undeniable. Brooklyn’s resilience and Paige’s transformation are powerful. I appreciated the spiritual strength woven through every chapter.

Faith Restored

I was moved by the vulnerability, the grit, and the spiritual truth in this story. It's not just about motherhood—it's about what it means to be human, to fall and get back up, and to find light in someone else’s words. Alice Washington’s narration brought warmth and sincerity that made every scene resonate deeply.