From the moment her tiny fingers danced across the keys of an old typewriter, Viviana Rose was destined to defy the darkness. In a world that tried to shatter her spirit, she carved her name into fate with ink and fire.

As a teenage journalist at Millikan High School, she told stories that no one dared to speak. In 2007, she earned a scholarship from Long Beach City College—not just for her grades, but for her unbreakable will. Her soul-baring autobiography, My Life, now echoes through the halls of Amazon, screaming truth into a world too often deaf to suffering.

This is no ordinary memoir—it is a battle cry for the bullied, the discarded, the children lost in the shadows of group homes. Every page bleeds with pain, survival, and divine strength. Through the storm, it was Viviana’s unshakable faith in God that kept her alive—when the world left her for dead. She didn’t just write a book. She wrote her resurrection