
If I Could Go Back in Time is a hauntingly beautiful letter across generations — a cry, a prayer, and a call to awakening. In this deeply emotional yet sharply analytical book, the author imagines traveling back to the mothers before us, to heal the wounds that patriarchy, colonization, and cultural expectations carved into women’s souls.
Through poetic storytelling, intimate reflections, and piercing social critique, this book exposes how generations of women were silenced, controlled, and taught to shrink — and how these silent inheritances continue to shape the lives of daughters today.
But more than a book of sorrow, it is a book of rebirth. A manifesto of self-love, healing, and liberation for the girl child, for women everywhere, and for the generations yet to come.
If you have ever felt tired of the weight of expectations, if you have ever longed for a world where women are free to live fully and unapologetically — this book will speak to the deepest parts of your soul.