Pamlico Native Authors Book

Author: Monica R. Gibbs | Published: May 19th, 2011


    Uvonda Jones Willis, a native of Pamlico County has written a book titled, "Quoting My Way Through Teaching". Willis not only attended Pamlico County Schools but taught English for one year at Pamlico County High School. She currently teaches High School in the Pitt County School System and dedicates her book to her students. According to Willis, the inspiration for her book came from listening to her students' complaints, critiques, and praises. She has taken her memories and uses them to show that true life teaching comes from the heart.

    "Quoting My Way Through Teaching" is minute in size but each chapter emcompasses a powerful message. Whether you are the thirty year teacher, the novice teacher, the Sundayschool teacher, the business executive, the college graduate, the entry level worker, or an individual experiencing fatigue in life, there is something in this book for you.

    If interested in purchasing a copy, the price is $10.00. Send an email to quotes4teaching@gmail.com.

    To request Uvonda Willis for an event appearance or speaking engagement, please send requests to NIPR@monicagibbspr.com Willis is a 1997 graduate from PCHS and a 2001 graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill. She is the daughter of William and Marilyn Jones and granddaughter of Artis and Glennie Jenkins of Stonewall.

    This article provided courtesy of our sister site: Beaufort County Now




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