A Story That Was Never Supposed to Be Written
A raw, reflective, eBook about growing up, breaking down, and learning to be grateful anyway.
I didn’t write this for a bestseller list.
I didn’t write this to impress anyone.
I wrote it for myself.
To remember.
To heal.
To thank the parts of me that made it through.
This book is a collection of real moments—awkward ones, joyful ones, almost-unbearable ones. It’s about acne and heartbreak, rejection and resilience, answered prayers and missed opportunities that turned out to be miracles. It’s about that weird space between who you were and who you’re becoming.
It’s not perfect. But it’s honest.
What’s inside?
Personal stories I’ve never told this way before
Chapters of confusion, courage, and clarity
Gratitude that bloomed in the most unexpected places
Lessons about self-worth, friendship, failure, and healing
And a few quiet victories that I didn’t even know were victories at the time
Why $1?
Because I wanted it to be accessible, but not forgettable.
Because I poured my whole heart into this—the words, the design, the soul behind it.
And because I believe your story (and mine) are worth being witnessed.
Who is this for?
If you've ever felt unseen…
If you’ve ever tried to hold it together when everything was falling apart…
If you’ve ever wondered if your story mattered…
Then maybe this book will feel like sitting with someone who gets it.
Not a guru. Not a polished influencer. Just someone who’s lived it, learned from it, and came back to say—
"Still, I thank you."
ABOUT AUTHOR
She never planned to tell her story. But it turns out, gratitude asked her to write it down.
Kyrel Ruzell never set out to write a book—especially not one about herself. But sometimes, the stories we never planned to tell are the ones that make the biggest difference.
She's not the most successful person you'll meet. Not by the world’s standards, anyway. But if you asked her, she’d tell you she feels rich—in memories, in purpose, and in gratitude.
In her quiet corner of the world, she’s been many things: a writer, an editor, a coach to a few, a listener to many. She’s helped build dreams behind the scenes, edited stories that changed lives, and poured love into every little thing she’s done—even when no one was watching.
Once, back in high school, she sat with friends and said, “I just want to make people happy.” One of them joked, “Just be a clown then.”
Well, here she is. Not a clown, maybe, but someone who still believes in the quiet kind of joy—the kind that comes from helping others feel seen, heard, and maybe even healed.
She wrote Still, I Thank You not because her life is perfect, but because it isn’t. And somehow, she’s still grateful. That’s her kind of success.
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And maybe… something more than just a story.
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(And remind yourself that even in the mess, beauty still finds a way.)
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