My Walk Through Shame will transport you to Unit M in Seke in the Harare Province of Zimbabwe, the dusty roads of Kenzamba, Regent House in Cape Town, the corridors of Red Cross Children's Hospital, right to the seat of the massive metal bird, Boeing enroute to Australia. You will most likely shed some tears, burst into laughter, feel your heart smiling and a surge of courage and inspiration building up while indulging Sifelani Masamba's story. You will definitely learn of how resilient the human spirit is or rather can be. My Walk Through Shame will really help you walk your own walk. The book will help you walk to places within yourself that you may be afraid, or feeling ashamed to visit alone. Sifelani is one talented writer whose storytelling ability transports you with images and get you glued up to every page because you never know what to expect, which makes his writing, seasoned with sacarsm and humour, therapeutic. Indeed sharing one's story is not only a worthwhile endeavor for the storyteller, but also for us who hear those stories and feel less alone because of it. Like Michelle Obama in Becoming said: Even when it's not pretty or perfect, even when it's more real than you want it to be. Your story is what you have, what you will always have. It is something to own. And My Walk Through Shame will empower you to own yours.