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Everything is Possible tees and the book that started it all — wear it, read it, share it.

The Everything is Possible Bundle

One Everything T-shirt, one signed copy of Nia & the Numbers Game, and a matching tote — on us.

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Everything Is Possible T-Shirt™

Wear the message!
Black or White, 100% cotton, made to last

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$30.00

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Nia & the Numbers Game
Signed Copy

A Teenager’s Guide to Education, Relationships & Sex personally signed by Dr. Kela

$19.99

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Nia & the Numbers Game Tote

A great way to support reading, studying & working out. Perfect for books, laptops, small devices and gym.

$12.99

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What People Are Saying...

“Nia & the Numbers Game: A Teenager’s Guide to Education, Relationships & Sex
 by Kela Henry, MD takes a unique approach by combining fiction and facts to both entertain and educate adolescent readers. The tone of the book is always casual, yet frank and very Judy Blume-esque in its candor.”
 –Marta Cheng, Self-Publishing Review

“Nia and the Numbers Game is an entertaining, sensitive and factual guide for teen girls who are facing decisions about education and sex.”
– Haywood Smith, New York Times and USA Today Best-Selling Author

“I just finished your book and it is excellent.  I couldn’t put it down.  I think it should be required reading for all schools.”
– E. Hurt
Such great work you are doing and sharing your skills and positive energy with the younger folks who need mentors like you! A person who cares and gives back to the community!!! Go DR. KELA!!!” -KrisMusicLaw
“We would like to thank Dr. Henry for sharing insight with our youth on college preparation and careers in the medical field. Her passion and professionalism shines through. We are thankful for her dedication to the youth.” – Nicole Steele, Diamond In The Rough, Founder & Executive Director
“Dr. Kela Henry is very informative and relevant to middle and high school girls. Her messages to them are clear and concise on education and health issues girls face and how to overcome them! – Tremica Carter, Executive Director, A Kid’s Dream, Inc.
“Because it’s written like a novel you really get to know Nia and feel like she is your friend. You’re glad at the end that she becomes a doctor and gets married because you knew her as a little girl! There are a lot of facts in this book, ranging from health to education such as how to apply for college. It’s a medical book, a storybook and a lifestyle book, especially aimed at the African-American teen, so it’s quite unique.” – Annabelle Troy, writer
“Nia & the Numbers Game is such a straight forward book! As an adult I enjoyed reading it and will recommend it to all my family and friends who are raising daughters. I wish this had been available for me to give to my daughter.” – Maggie Harper
“As a father of a daughter, I think it is extremely important to highlight women like Dr. Kela who are strong advocates for teenage girls especially in today’s climate with the social media and dysfunctional reality show culture.” – Ryan McCrary, McCrary Financial Solutions
“Dr. Henry is an amazing role model and we appreciate the time she takes to help us all shine a little brighter, not only as women, but as future leaders.” – Ashlie James & the Atlanta GLOW Family, Founder & Executive Director, Atlanta GLOW , Growing Leadership of Women
“Nia & the Numbers Game should be added to the required reading list for every middle school and high school student. I absolutely loved reading this book. It covers issues that teenage girls experience with such an intelligent and nurturing tone. After reading the first chapter, I said to myself, “This is brilliant!!!” I kept reading and before I knew it, I had completed Chapter 8. This will be the book that young ladies refer to again and again about things that are going on in their lives. It will also be the book that parents, teachers, care givers, aunts, etc. reach for when they need reinforcement and guidance.” – T. Miller