This book seeks to address two questions. The first is the question of what happens when fathers are absent from the lives of their children. This book is written from the female perspective so it focuses on the father daughter relationship. The second question it addresses is that of what happens when those who have had a fractured relationship come to know God as a father; does it change them and if so what does the change look like? The author hopes to share personal experiences that sh...

This book was birth out of a burning desire to share a little girl’s dream to orchestrate and compose her destiny. The evidence of being orphan gets you to thinking fast, deep, and methodical. I want to take you on a journey of a child very much aware that the odds of having a decent life was going to dim to dead, and that life was not going to be a bowl of cherries, if she didn’t pick those cherries herself.

No matter what the odds are, everyone not only can survive but grow into a productive individual that everyone can look up to. This story is about a little duck that had to learn how to live with the choices that he made. Even though he had made bad choices, he learned to believe in himself and save the flock.

It’s a beautiful day on Brooklyn Street, and Mr. McPherson is out delivering the mail. He really enjoys his job and knows every family on the street, including their children and dogs. When Mr. McPherson walks up Ruth Wallace’s steps, he realizes something is wrong. Mrs. Wallace’s dog, Sadie, is barking much more than normal. He looks in and sees that Mrs. Wallace has fallen. While she goes to the hospital, someone must take care of Sadie, and Mr. McPherson agrees to look after her. He liv...

The poetry in this book shows a wide range of experience and knowledge, both at home and abroad. Some are inspired by the author’s childhood and growing up in the west coast of Scotland. Some are inspired by knowledge of literature and her deep faith in Christianity, and some are just for fun.

I’M CONFUSED This toy business was all new to Peaches, and she wasn’t exactly sure what to do with Miss Fox. So she looked up at Mommy with a questioning look that said, What am I supposed to do with this thing, Mommy?

This book is about Mr Cat, who loves to explore with every opportunity. In the book, whilst exploring he encounters various people and situations, that will delight and entertain children.

As we traverse the path of life have, we ever stopped to think about what it would be like if we became sick or disabled? I am sure that thought is never uppermost in our minds because after all who wants to get sick. We all want to be in good health and live life to its fullest. However, we must be aware that life is not always chocolate and roses, we sometimes must go through the dark valleys and the trenches. Now that I have been through my deep, dark valley and came out victorious I ca...

Sometimes it seems you see alcoholic beverages everywhere you look. What was once available only in liquor stores can now be found in many neighborhood grocery stores and even gas stations. It’s almost impossible to avoid. While drinking alcoholic beverages was once unthinkable in Christian circles, social drinking is on the rise today, even among Christians. Many pastors also endorse this practice. But what does the Bible say about drinking alcohol? Is it acceptable for Christians to drin...

In a fascinating biography, Lizzi’s daughter, Elona Russell, begins by detailing her mother’s life. She was raised by a strong-willed father who considered her his property in a patriarchal society. As Lizzi matured, she endured beatings, a forced marriage, lies, threats, and more. Despite her struggles, Elona reveals that a determined Lizzi trusted in God to answer her prayers, even when the government denied her the right to think for herself, and shares how her mother’s determination to...

After the death of her husband, Jay, Nancy wrote poems as a way of expressing her pain and dealing with her overwhelming loss. She combined them with her favorite photos to share her journey through grief.

This book contains poems about places, problems, and people that the author has encountered over his seventy plus years of life. They are reflections on relationships and struggles as well as on the natural and built-in environment where we live.