Houston, TX - Weston Breaux, a passionate educator and author, has officially released his debut memoir, The Middle Child: Humble. Hopeful. Healing. This heartfelt and inspiring book takes readers on a deeply personal journey, highlighting Breaux’s experiences as a young, Black, gay, and educated man navigating life’s toughest challenges.

Written with the intention to inspire personal growth through hardship, The Middle Child focuses on how pain, obstacles, and silent struggles can be transformed into lessons that pave the way for a brighter future. Breaux’s candid reflections on his life journey illustrate how remaining true to oneself and showing kindness in the face of adversity can lead to healing and transformation.

“I wrote this book after experiencing my first heartbreak, a pivotal moment that forced me to confront my past and my emotions. In doing so, I realized that every hardship I faced, from childhood to adulthood, was a building block to the person I am today,” Breaux explains. “I want readers to know that no matter how many times life knocks you down, it’s never a sign of defeat. It’s all part of your story, and you are growing through it.”

In The Middle Child, Breaux reflects on his life growing up in Houston, Texas, surrounded by his siblings and immersed in the western heritage and trail ride culture that shaped his early years. His education and career in teaching, where he has worked with K-8 students for the past nine years, have played significant roles in his personal and professional development, and have guided his perspective on life’s challenges.

Through his memoir, Breaux shares lessons learned from various personal experiences and the relationships that have shaped his identity. The book delves into topics of self-awareness, love, loss, and the importance of resilience. “Sometimes life asks us to carry more than we feel ready for, but none of it is meaningless,” Breaux says. “Every struggle, heartbreak, or detour becomes part of the story that shapes who we are becoming.”

The core message of The Middle Child is one of self-love and healing. Breaux encourages readers to embrace their imperfections, trust the journey, and be patient with their growth. He reminds us that healing is often a quiet and gradual process that happens in small, meaningful choices.

“The courage it takes to face life’s toughest moments, to keep believing, and to keep showing up for yourself—that is what defines your worth. Self-love means giving yourself grace while you grow,” Breaux shares. “You are unfolding into something stronger, and that journey is leading you somewhere important.”

About the Author:

Weston Breaux is a Houston native, educator, and passionate advocate for self-growth and empowerment. With a bachelor’s and master’s degree in education, he has worked with K-8 students for nearly a decade, sharing his love for learning and growth. His book,

The Middle Child: Humble. Hopeful. Healing., is a reflection of his personal journey, offering wisdom and encouragement to anyone facing challenges in life.

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