The Princess Next Door

She lives a life on the fast track, she has the dream of a prosperous future and abundant blessings "the American dream." Life has offered a different perspective that altered her identity, the reality of growing up in a society emotionally taunted by the influence of social media, drugs and addiction. She becomes a victim of the society that had raised her. -- . Princess did not know the joy of a happy family as a single mother brought her up, she took comfort on the street through her peers, and she pushes through the agenda of identity and independence. Her life becomes the symbol of a child growing up too fast and left behind by the reality of the society. She witnessed the divorce of her parents play out in the court when she was a teenager. The custody battles that that left her depressed as a child, her performance in the school, but above all depression drove her into the homeless shelter. Princess next door showcases a life of a typical American child in the era of the addiction crisis raveling the conscience of the society, the epic intervention by the government, the biases and the ethnicity identity that label people based on their race and communities. It is a moving piece that ignites the emotions and the consciences of the readers, a reminder of the reality of parenting, love, struggles, and fate.