“As a reader deeply invested in stories of personal growth and overcoming adversity, ‘Ninzi’s Secret’ by Margaret Williams Walker spoke to me on a profound level. Margaret’s journey of self-discovery, set against the backdrop of her academic achievements and familial bonds, is both inspiring and thought-provoking. Her unwavering faith and resilience in the face of challenges resonated with me deeply, reminding me of the power of perseverance and the beauty of embracing one’s true identity.”

“Margaret Williams Walker’s ‘Ninzi’s Secret’ is an absolute page-turner! Her captivating narrative skillfully weaves together themes of identity and resilience, drawing readers into a gripping tale of self-discovery. I was deeply moved by Margaret’s unwavering determination to unearth the truth about her origins, and her journey across continents kept me hooked till the very end. This book is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the importance of embracing one’s roots.”

“I had the privilege of reading ‘Ninzi’s Secret’ by Margaret Williams Walker, and I must say, it’s a book that will stay with me for a long time. Margaret’s story is not just about unraveling the mysteries of her past; it’s a testament to the enduring power of love, faith, and the human spirit. Her narrative beautifully captures the complexities of the Black American experience while offering universal insights into embracing one’s heritage and finding strength in the face of adversity. This book is a must-read for anyone on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth.”

“Queen Margaret, ‘Nomvuyo,’ ‘Vuyo!!’ I love your book and feel privileged to take this journey with you my friend. I cried a little, smiled a lot and in awe of your amazing heritage. I was introduced to African words that I cannot pronounce or understand

. Congratulations my friend, God is great, his wonders to perform.

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“Margaret…
…and what a testimony… I stayed up all night and just finished reading your excellent book!
… I felt the gravel pass through your fingers and that ancestral burial ground…
Blessings to you …
Excellent book!
I was happy … and sad… you brought me along with you to elementary school, college law school, Brooklyn, United Nations, Xerox, caring for both mamas, whew!
I have a friend in DC searching for her birth mother whom I’m going to share this with.
Won’t God do it?? Much love, love much. “

“Wow! Your book arrived today and I sat down and read it cover to cover. Thank you so much for sharing your powerful story. I knew so little of that. I adopted both my kiddos and was interested to learn your story. Unfortunately, I also have someone close to me that was assaulted and you did such a good job of portraying that painful story too. I hope you reach many people with your amazing book. You have a phenomenal story and are a very talented writer.”

“I’ve been reading your book as I’ve been following your journey to meet your birth father. I have always admired you and held you in high esteem but your transparency in this part of your journey is admirable. Blessings to you.

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“Hey Meg. I know you’re traveling but I just wanted to send a quick note to say I finished your book last night. It was so well done and a wonderful testament to who you are and whose you are. I applaud you for having the courage to tell your story and I admire u for all that u have accomplished in this life. I would love to discuss the book with this group or 1:1 with u when u return. Safe travels, my friend. Love you!

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“Initial thoughts on first reading
First of all, thank you for sharing your story (thoughts, feelings and perspectives) I learned a lot. Somethings are still marinating in my spirit. I am happy that you were able to share your voice with God by your side. I will say the portion at the end where you delve into the details of your family lineage was a bit challenging to read. That’s where the writing changed. I will have to read that part more than once. I would have liked to have seen more pictures with you and the connections you made. A glossary of some of the terms would have been helpful. Other feedback I don’t want to put in text.

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“And it is an amazing story!! I cried, I cringed and I praised along with her!! I love Margaret Williams Walker for her courage and her strength to endure!!”

“Just finished ‘Ninzi’s Secret” and I loved it’ Thank you, Margaret, for sharing your beautiful story. 5 Stars for sure!”

‘Well, the secret’s out. You come from a rich and royal legacy! I could not put down your book once I started. I read it in one sitting; and how apropos on your Ninzi’s birth day! May she rest in peace.
God is great and greatly to be praised. Thanks for documenting your incredible journey. It’s a story that should be shared and celebrated. Job well done, Margaret!”

“I spent this weekend reading Ninzi’s Secret. Totally enjoyed reading it. Your story is courageous, filled with love that can only be led by the hand of the Lord. Thank you for sharing this part of your life …finding yourself and them. God’s continued blessings. Thanks for including photos too.”

“I eagerly read your book, Ninzi’s Secret. From my bird’s eye perspective, you did an amazing job. The efforts that you went through to flush out the truth about your existence is clearly an act of God. I am honored to have played a small part in your reuniting with my friend Ninzi. I felt great after my visit to Connecticut and seeing Ninzi alive. Her spirit was alive even though she didn’t communicate verbally, our spirits reconnected. You are a integral part of “Our Global Family.” I am inviting you to appear in an episode of “Our Global Family” TV Show on http://ZondraTV.com . You highlighted in so many ways the assignment that I am on to reunite families and restore family values. “Our Global Family” airs weekly, every Friday at 12:30 pm EST.”

“Hi, I’m Michael Williams. Margaret Williams Walker’s brother. I read her book. I felt it and told her it was wonderful! I felt her story is so good that she should send it to Spielberg! It is that good! I also thought it was well written. I told her she sounded like a novelist! Very deep and descriptive. She really needs to do a sequel (as they say in Hollywood!) Great book and I loved it!”