When I lost my grandmother, I didn’t just lose my anchor—I lost my way. This book is how I found my footing again.The Wisdom Dannah Left is more than a tribute. It’s for anyone walking through grief, trying to heal, or just searching for the voice that still speaks after goodbye—this story was written for you.


When my grandmother Dannah passed, it cracked my world open.
She wasn’t just my elder—she was my home. My safe place. My steady voice.Grief showed up loud. But so did everything she taught me. And writing this book helped me find purpose inside the pain.The Wisdom Dannah Left is about that kind of love—the kind that stays with you.
It’s for anyone who’s ever loved deeply, lost painfully, and kept going anyway.This isn’t just a memoir. It’s ministry. It’s healing. It’s legacy.
I’m Mychal Bass—writer, speaker, and proud UT grad.
Born in Baytown, raised in Barrett Station and Crosby. A grandson shaped by the strong women who raised me.The Wisdom Dannah Left is my first book—written in memory of my grandmother, Addie Pearl Eagleton-Johnson (Dannah).
She poured love into me when the world didn’t know what to do with me.
This book is my way of carrying her voice forward.It’s also the beginning of a trilogy—The Women Who Shaped Me—honoring the women who made me.My mission is simple:
To help people name their grief.
To walk with love.
To live rooted in where they come from.This is bigger than a book.
It’s a movement.

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