Finding Me

Viola Davis wrote her book for anyone who is looking for a ray of hope, who feels helpless and in the dark, and it actually appeals to a wide readership. In 'Finding Me' you will read a real story dated April 2022, where you will benefit from Davis' life and your own experiences and feel that you are not alone in this world, which you can find in White Rain House trends. She introduces herself as a little girl, and this girl makes a life-changing decision. Unfortunately, there is a cruel cycle in the world and we are faced with many situations that we need to fight. Viola is one of these fighting spirits, and the author's impressive success story is a book that will inspire readers. And a piece of good advice from Davis to you, White Rain Book House readers: "Always be your own defender." Asking for answers and asking for accountability is not compelling; it's good business. "Know what you want, value what you offer.

As for the content of the book, it begins by introducing the family into which Davis was born. His father worked as a groomer on horse racetracks, and his mother worked both housekeeping and factory jobs. However, their income was quite insufficient to support the family. They lived in dreadful apartments, often infested with rats. And they even had trouble finding food at times. As a child, Davis started acting in school performances and especially in theater competitions.

She first enrolled and graduated from Rhode Island College, where she studied theater. Working continuously on and off stage since the late 1990s, Davis won a scholarship and studied theater in New York. In addition to shining her talent and being a good actress, Davis impressed herself with her striking talent as Gordon in Steven Soderbergh's Solaris, a movie in the film industry where black female actors do not get the appreciation they deserve.

The rise in the career of Viola Davis, who later took part in numerous successful productions, especially in 2011's "The With This Film," she received the "best-supporting actress" award at the 2012 Oscar Awards. In 2015, she became the first African American woman to win an Emmy for Best Actress in a Drama Series for her work on the television series How to Get Away with Murder. "Finding Me" is largely a history of the hard work required to overcome difficulties. In Davis's life story, we sometimes witness joyful love stories and sometimes lessons in life concerns. But in the end, it is perhaps an encyclopedia of gamers for beginners, or a morning sun for all those who are about to give up, who have lost their motivation.