Roots without Soil

A Memoir

De: Devon Browning

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🌿 Roots Without Soil: A Memoir

by Devon R. Browning

“How do you grow when the ground keeps shifting beneath you?”

In this raw, unflinching, and deeply moving memoir, Devon R. Browning invites readers into the untold world of foster care—not from the perspective of a caseworker or policy maker, but from the heart of a child who lived it.

Roots Without Soil traces Devon’s journey from a little girl with big feelings and no place to land, to a young woman navigating psychiatric hospitals, group homes, broken systems, and generational silence. From being labeled “too much” to discovering her power, Devon’s story is not just one of survival—it’s one of reclamation.

With lyrical vulnerability, she explores:

• The ache of childhood abandonment and the lifelong echo it leaves
• The complexity of mother-daughter estrangement
• Generational trauma, mental health, and misdiagnosis
• The raw beauty of chosen family and healing love
• Motherhood, advocacy, and breaking cycles from the inside out

But most of all, this is a story about hope—hope for foster kids still searching for safety, and hope for the adults they’ll one day become.

Whether you are someone who grew up in care, parent a child who struggles, or simply believe in the power of resilience and truth-telling, Roots Without Soil will leave an imprint on your soul.

Painfully honest. Fiercely hopeful. Completely unforgettable.