The Tale of Miss Berta London

The Tale of Miss Berta London is for any young audience who begins to encounter difficulties in school, home-life or whatever the case may be. This book can be for anyone who needs to be uplifted through some point in time. The main purpose of this book is to uplift and inspire. Miss Berta's character is one many readers can see as a mentor. She goes through a variety of journeys throughout her lifetime. She has come a long way from top fashion editor to a well-respected humanitarian for the youth. I feel that it is really important to circulate positive books for the youth to give them a sense of conviction that they can achieve anything they put their mind to regardless of the case or situation. I wanted my first book to target the youth because the future lies within the younger generation and elder generations should never forget that. Berta's days in her fashion editor career were what she thought she had wanted all her life. Her mother was a fashion icon and she too felt it was her duty to live the generational legacy of what constitutes real fashion. Berta learns a hard lesson that life is more than the material world. She hits rock bottom and has no choice, but to become a nanny for a very rich family, the Williamson's. She has to adapt to this social class. This new job she receives as nanny makes her a more grounded person and she uses this to create a magazine that will help other families that need a mentor, who can come in and solve problems and that is what Miss Berta London is all about, getting things done.