The Authors
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Property Settlements
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Daniella Browne
Currently at UTA getting her Bachelors degree majoring in Criminal Justice and minor in Engineering
Daniellah Khayah Browne is a strong-willed, determined young lady. She was born in 2003 in St. Croix United States Virgin Island with rough beginnings but grew up to be an inspiration. Her will to survive and her dedication to try new things are astonishing. She maintains grades on the Honor Roll and the Principal’s Honor Roll, loves writing, designing, dancing, reading, singing, playing her violin, soccer, and volleyball and doing gymnastics. She is currently working on three books to be released in 2017.
Daniellah wrote Melissa Against the World when she was 11 years old and dedicated the book to “girls without voices.” She lived in Nigeria, West Africa when Boko Haram kidnapped the girls from Chibok and was devastated when Malala Yousafzai was shot by the Taliban in Pakistan because she believed that girls should have an education. Daniella believes that every girl has the right to enjoy her childhood, get an education, choose her partner, and chart her own destiny.
Daniella performed on several occasions in Nigeria and in the Calabar Dance Festival’s dance drama, The Prince of Egypt in 2012 and in 2013. She portrayed the youthful spirit of Queen Amina, the Warrior Princess of Zazzau now known as Nigeria. Queen Amina reigned during the period of 1533-1610. She was recognized for her military exploits which included controlling the trade routes, erecting networks of commerce, and commanding respect among the neighboring tribes in the region. Daniella believes that just like Queen Amina and other great female leaders, girls have the freedom of choice and this is the right time for girls to soar and chart their destinies. We are the “Next Generation of Warriors for Change.”
Samuel E. Browne
Now enrolling to do his Masters degree Majoring in Psychology with a minor in Computer Engineering
Samuel Browne was born in 1999 in Atlanta, Georgia but grew up on the beautiful island of
St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands and Nigeria, West Africa. He grew up actively involved in soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, and track and field. However, soccer was his main passion. He is an amazing soccer player and hopes that one day he is discovered by a national or international soccer team.
Samuel was voted as one of Hillsborough County’s 21 best high school soccer players, was the man of the match on several occasions, was featured in his high school’s yearbook and currently attends Fort Myers University where he is a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success Honor Society. He is studying to become a Civil Engineer.
Samuel began writing books at the age of 14 and is the author of Life to Me, Sammy Learns His ABCs, Sammy Learns to Read at 3, and Sammy Please Wash Your Hands. The inspiration of his book stemmed from growing up in the Virgin Islands, going to school in Africa, and experiencing scary times during the Ebola crisis. He is currently working on two books to be released in 2017.
Solomon Browne
Currently graduated from FGCU with a Bachelor’s in Psychology
Solomon Browne is a high-achieving, honor student that has succeeded in academics as well as athletics. He is an exceptional soccer player at Robinson High School and with the club team Tampa Bay United (TBU) U17, has a 4.2 GPA, and is a National Honor Society Inductee for 2016. He was born on the beautiful island of St. Croix, in the United States Virgin Islands in 2000. He lived in Nigeria, West Africa for four years and is a frequent visitor to Ghana, West Africa.
Solomon wrote and did all of the illustrations for The Sketcher at the age of 13. He dedicated his book to the “innocent lives lost to unnecessary wars, street violence, injustices, racial inequality, and terrorism.” Solomon believes that we all have a place on this earth and that it is our destiny to fulfill our purpose. Solomon is currently working on book two of The Sketcher series.
