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Queen Victoria, 1819 to 1901, was the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland from 1837 until her death, and is one of the most widely recognized rulers in British history. Queen Victoria’s 63 year rule (a rule longer than any of her predecessors) coincided with an era of monumental changes and developments in industry, politics, science, and culture as well as the vast expansion of the British Empire across the globe; most significant of all being Britain’s colonial activity in India, so much so Queen Victoria earned the title of Empress of India in 1876.

Age 12, in 1984, I was sent to Morley Hall Boarding School in Norfolk. Morley Hall was not a private school. It was a special school owned and run by the Norfolk County Council Education Department—an institution like no other. As a last resort, when nothing else worked, and the system had no idea what was wrong, they packed you up and sent you off to Morley Hall. Today, the school is closed, and all its records have been destroyed. For the first time, I am going to write down the unwritten rules that controlled my life during my five-year stay at Morley Hall.

This award-winning book is published by The Rules of a Big Boss LLC. It is a personal journey of how Haelee P. Moone overcame depression, anxieties, and betrayal. It is a manual for young and adult women to maximize higher self-esteem. Please know that the author cannot make you more comfortable in yourself. That’s a journey that you have to travel alone. The good news is that she will do what she can to support you along the way. The things contained within this book are what help her daily. Her hope is that these things help you as they do her.