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Jeremy Davis is a Writer and Youth Trainer based in New York City. He works with young people to teach them how they can use creativity and creative writing to free their minds of the negativity and thoughts which are forcing them to consider bad choices, and focus on achieving their goals and dreams. He believes with all his heart, that with God on your side, whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can also achieve.
The author and poet of The Release and Painting from the Heart, has recently released a new series of books called Life Lessons. This series is intended to help motivate young men, and women, through workshop-like activities, and motivational seminars. He encourages parents, teachers, and the youth themselves, to get in touch with him so 'we can all learn and grow together.'
His writing style has been described as conversational, and according to The Guardian, is effective in advancing his plots. He's been published, featured and reviewed in literary journals, newspapers, and magazines worldwide.
Reviewed by Valerie Rouse for Readers' Favorite
Life Lessons for my Brothas: Dating by Jeremy Davis is a practical book advising the average male teenager about dating. Mr. Davis gives a synopsis of his own school experiences. He relates how he was obsessed with a girl by the name of Sarah as a youngster. He used to have numerous daydreams about her. He reveals how his fantasies about a first kiss with Sarah were squashed abruptly. This occurred out of the blue when another female acquaintance, Samantha, just pulled him to her and placed a kiss on his lips. His romantic hopes surrounding his ideal first kiss were dashed. Mr. Davis also gives some interesting tips about ways to boost your self esteem. He even stressed the importance of being a confident person. This would assist most teenagers in terms of approaching females.
Life Lessons for my Brothas: Dating is a simple book designed to instill basic tips about dating. I appreciate the fact that Mr. Davis has included a journal, worksheets, and personal questions for his readers. This encourages interaction and introspection. The tone of the book is down to earth and personal. Mr. Davis is speaking as though he is communicating with his own son or relatives. The language is simple and colloquial and the reader can easily understand what is being said. I like the section on confidence. This value is very important in everyday life. Mr. Davis explains that being confident helps in situations where you might be rejected as a suitor. You would not feel like a loser in life if a girl does not care for your attention. I recommend this short, educational book that gives insight into the dating game.
