Empowering women

  • "Exceptional Job"

    "An exceptional job at sharing your deeply personal, academic, and theological perspectives in a way which provides a combined educational and entertaining resource for Black women (or anyone) willing to take that first step in a better direction in their life." ~b.f. thames, Award winning journalist.

    "A Vital Voice About Modern Motherhood, Reminding Us of the Importance of Self-Acceptance and Growth"

    "Her words resonate deeply, inviting us to reflect on our own journeys and aspirations." ~ Dutchess B.

    "Lovely Book!! well done!!"

    "A powerful self-love essay that explores identity, future aspirations, and strength..."~Dennis Relojo-Howell, Managing Director, Psychreg

    "I love the Truth"

    It's not everyday that you find a woman able to reach deep down to her core and identity of what a Black woman is. I loved the truth of scriptures that Felice used to support and connect to her position." ~Mutawally J. Kambon

    "She has Endured, Survived and overcome"

    "Mrs. Bois has captured the meaning of self-love by revealing a series of cathartic and traumatic happenings. She has endured, survived, and overcome; accomplished enough to define Modern Day Black Mommas: and carefree enough to write some of the most dark evil experiences, all in the name of helping others. To take a page out of her book to read is taking a quick glimpse of how diamonds are created due to pressure. Modern Day Black Momma is a must read to those whom dare and wanna find out what happened to Eve, Adam's helpmate." ~Mr. Wesbrook
  • "Entertaining Resource for Black Women" "You put together a good mixture of things, and made it all make sense." ~b.f. thames, Award winning journalist and podcaster for the award winning podcast: "Uncuffed." "Loss, Love and Pain" "After reading Felice's book, it is clear she has something of value to say. She is captivating and I believe she will inspire those who experience joy, loss, love and pain. I am patiently waiting for what she will write next. Love and peace." ~Gene Whitaker "Finger On the Pulse" "Sometimes we have absolutely no idea about what another person's hardships are until you see the symptoms - it makes you want to put your finger on the pulse." ~Drew

  • Transforming Adversity into Triumph

    Felice Bois's inspirational journey of overcoming the obstacles of California's foster care system, childhood abuse, childhood illiteracy, a high school drop-out, teenage pregnancy, and street life as a young girl, led her to find strength in God and use her passion for writing poetry and transformational spoken word to inspire and help other women break down their own barriers."

About the book

Unlock the powerful truth of the Modern Day Black Momma's journey with this moving self-love essay of: - Intimate memoirs from author Felice Bois personal journey to self-love - Poetic prose that illuminates the Black female experience- Explores socioeconomics, theology, and the global impact of Black women- Inspires transformation and celebrates the Black female experience Buy This Book

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  • Modern Day Black Momma, Who Is She? Now, Her Future And Who She Should Never Become

    "Defining Modern Day Black Momma® is not about avoiding the pain and struggles of being a Black woman, it is about overcoming the struggles that pain caused and finding the strength to reach for the [moral] crown." ~Author, Felice Bois

  • Conquering the Bitter Black Curse!

    "Looking back, conquering The Bitter Black Curse as well, can leave emotional and financial setback scars leaving some women to feel unsuccessful, undesirable and unmotivated to work through their life situations." ~Author, Felice Bois

  • Embrace Self-Love and Personal Transformation

    "This self-love essay has allowed me to weave together fabrics of the life of my past, who I am now and my future. It is my warmest wish that this self-love essay will encourage other Black women to begin weaving in the fabrics of everything that defines her life in the past, her life now, and her future to breathe life into a honest meaningful narrative of herself." ~Author, Felice Bois

about the playwright

Professional author Felice Bois is more than just a self-published playwright. With two stage plays registered with the United States Copyright Office, Felice Bois has proven herself to be a dedicated and prolific artist. Her stage plays, "Who You Gone Be" and "Modern Day Black Momma," were first created in 2010 and 2012, respectively. However, it was not an easy journey to bring these works to life. As a mother and woman suffering from childhood and adult traumas, Bois took her time developing each manuscript, ensuring that her family was well taken care of while also prioritizing her much needed self-care. For Felice Bois, writing these stage plays was not just about creating a piece of art to be shared with the world. It was also an expression of her love and passion for storytelling. Her plays are a window into her life and the struggles that many can relate to, making her work all the more powerful and poignant.
As a rising star in the literary world, Felice Bois is a name worth recognizing. Her exceptional talent and unwavering dedication to her craft are evident in every one of her self-published works. As a prolific creative writer, she uses her words to paint vivid pictures and evoke deep emotions in her readers, proving herself to be a true professional in the world of words. With each new piece she shares, Felice continues to captivate and inspire her audience, solidifying her place as a respected and influential figure in the writing community. As her expressive and thought-provoking pieces reach a wider audience, it is clear that her impact in the literary world will only continue to grow. Felice Bois is a rising star who has truly made her mark, and her name will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come.