Florence Littauer – författare

Words are powerful. They can heal or harm, building a person up or tearing them down. Learn how to make others feel special, mend broken dreams, and share the affirming message of the gospel through encouraging words.

We may never understand the profound impact words and actions have upon individuals—but if the words we utter and the deeds we deliver in our daily transactions are "silver boxes" of encouragement, we can make those around us feel unique, special and empowered!

Silver Boxes is based on the scripture Ephesians 4:29: “Don’t use foul or abusive language. Let everything you say be good and helpful, so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them.” Seeking to use positive, not negative words in her own family, author Florence Littauer wanted to only use words that would build up her loved ones. As she did so, she watched her family transform.

This classic book includes:

This is a wonderful book that will remind you to always speak kindly, along with the effects of both positive and negative communication on you, your family and your community.

Many people are playing roles they never auditioned for, on stages they didn''t design, while wearing masks they don''t know how to remove. They are trying so hard to be all things to all people that they do not know who they really are. What about you?

What Florence Littauer has to say in Your Personality Tree offers readers the opportunity to discover their true identity through a process of discovering how family relationships and circumstances can mask their natural temperament.

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Every woman needs an occasional pick-me-up or uplifting word from a friend, a spouse or even God. Similar in style to her best-selling book Silver Boxes, Littauer shares enlightening messages on topics such as giving children a bedtime blessing, accepting compliments, and avoiding the "blame game." Each reading has a personal touch from the author''s life or a story all women can relate to.