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Born Smiling—Introducing, for the first time ever, a new style of autobiography, uniquely designed by Author, Jenny Bright-Stonecipher. Jenny has successfully written humorous stories about her life, analyzed patterns in her development with various psychosocial theories, and drawn very interesting conclusions, perfectly placed at the end of chapters for easy reading. Her story—Is it possible for one to be born happy and remain that way all through life? Jenny Bright-Stonecipher says “Yes it is!” Jenny’s stories take her on a journey back in time, examining her entire lifespan history, where she takes a closer look at why she has always been so happy-go-lucky. Was she born that way? Was it her environment? Or, was it a combination of the two? On this venture of reflection, Jenny discovers that her mother and father used a Parenting Style that starkly contrasts to the more popular models of today. Who is Jenny Bright-Stonecipher? She is the Author of Abandonment: Brainstorming the Possible What Ifs of Disaster Planning with Disabled People. Her beginnings were rooted in Dayton, Ohio, but her venture out into the world eventually turned into a mission. With a Master’s degree in Social Work, Jenny has been advocating for disabled people for years. While winning the “Most Civic Minded” title in the 2006 Mrs. Pennsylvania/Mrs. United States Pageant, Jenny’s platform raised awareness to the needs of people who have disabilities. One thing for sure—things seem to always go Jenny’s way. Some think she simply has good luck. Jenny believes it’s a mix of God’s love and good Karma. “What comes around, goes around. If you’re a kind person and have love in your heart, beauty and the prizes in life will find you. It’s the universe balancing energy in a process we can’t fully understand yet.” In her book, Born Smiling, Jenny reveals her laughable stories of growing up with friends and family and shares her coping methods of how to be positive minded about life and offers her recipe for happiness, “Just what do I have to smile about?”