Belonging

A Journey from Rejection to Identity

De: Gofaone Pearl Khumoetsile

Narrado por: Shallee Vallenti

Belonging: A Journey from Rejection to Identity is the powerful true story of Gofaone Pearl Khumoetsile—a woman who turned pain into purpose, rejection into identity, and survival into triumph.

Born in Botswana and shaped by hardship, Gofaone’s life took a dramatic turn when she moved to Ireland with little more than faith and determination. With the unwavering support of her mentor, Mrs. Tebogo Mosale Ncube, and her beloved aunt, Lenah Baloi, she overcame daunting challenges—from working low-paying jobs on a visitor’s visa to fighting for the chance to build a better life for her son.

Her resilience carried her through sacrifice, heartbreak, and countless obstacles, leading her to discover a passion for healthcare and rise to become a Clinical Assessor. Along the way, she reunited her family, rebuilt broken relationships, and embraced her true identity.

This book is more than a memoir—it is a message of hope. Gofaone speaks to:

• Mothers—to trust their instincts and nurture their children.
• Abandoned children—to remind them that they are not their circumstances.
• Society—to challenge the stigma around children born into difficult situations.

At its heart, Belonging is about breaking cycles, embracing healing, and choosing purpose over pain. It is a legacy of resilience and a roadmap for anyone who has ever felt rejected, unseen, or unworthy.

If you are searching for a story of courage, identity, and the unshakable power of hope—this book will speak to your soul.

©2025 Gofaone Pearl Khumoetsile (P)2025 Gofaone Pearl Khumoetsile

My Search Is Over

I've carried this feeling of being an outsider for so long, always struggling to find where I fit in. I felt defined by past rejections. This audiobook was a huge help. It walked me through a real journey from feeling completely alone to finding my own sense of self.

This hit close to home in the best way

Listening to Belonging by Gofaone Pearl Khumoetsile felt really personal. It’s not just a story—it’s her truth, and she tells it in a way that’s honest and unfiltered. There were moments that hit close to home for me, especially around feeling left out or unsure of who you are.