-Don't Touch Me Volume I-represents Tweety's protective walls build all around her as a result of her emotional pain. Tweety was brought up in a Black Holiness Church and raised in the projects, in Atlanta, Georgia. Wounded throughout her childhood by sexual abuse, facing depression, low self-esteem, and a need to please. Tweety embarks on a journey back through her life filled with both painful and heartwarming memories. What she does not realize is that facing the pain will allow her to heal, move beyond 'unforgiveness', become a better person, and live a better life. Tweety's memoir is a...