Sharon E Harris – författare

Double-Click Velocity is an on-the-edge-of-your-seat book. It is intriguing, mysterious, captivating, and shockingly surprising. From beginning to end, it catches your attention and, page after page, keeps you locked in the plot, the characters, the scenes, causing you to wonder, What''s next? Get comfy and relax as Double-Click Velocity pulls you into a world of mystery and drama. You won''t be disappointed. Enjoy!

What can be more adventurous than a dog, a kid, and trails that lead into the woods; the platform of nature. That is where The Adventures of Gizmo and Kimora will take a young child in his or her imagination from the couch to the backdrop of nature. The beauty of nature and its creatures, the active sounds of animals as they move about through their habitat, and the sounds that they utter are both fascinating and mysterious. This book gives the child the opportunity to become familiar with different creatures of the wild, to develop their appreciation of the mysteries of the earth on which we live, and to participate in accepting the animal kingdom as part of the colorful beauty of planet earth. They are challenged to recall the names and sounds of certain animals, and they are also challenged to spell those names. A dog is a kid''s best friend, so let your child venture out with their special friend, and together, they will discover the world of those on the other side of the human race.

If we can find a child that enjoys going to the doctor, then we have found a rare and one-of-a-kind child. No child really wants to see that man or that woman in a white coat who pokes and probes and then sticks them with a needle that makes them cry. Going to the doctors is inevitable for a child, but we can make the visit more pleasant than not. Kimora Goes to the Doctor is a book that helps a child see the necessity of why they must go to the doctors'' office. It gives them the opportunity to understand why doctors and nurses must administer that dreaded shot, which is so that they may grow up healthy and strong. It may not be fun to visit the doctors, but it can be tolerable if the child is given an understanding of what would happen to the body if it is not immune, and what happens to the body when it is immune and is power packed with antibodies that are strong enough to destroy foreign matters that would invade their bodies to make them prone to sickness. This book faces the reality of a child''s visit to the doctors'' office (for some children, it is a dilemma) and how a little girl is able to go through the process of getting a shot and finding out that it is not as bad as she thinks. A little pinch and before she could open her mouth to cry, a beautiful Band-Aid is on the injected area, and a lollipop awaits, and the pinch begins to diminish almost instantaneously. This book will make going to the doctors'' office a little easier because it relates to their emotions and gives them hope that they will survive such a seemingly dreaded place.

What causes a person to bully another? Is it hate? Jealousy? Their own self-brokenness? To be a bully is a tragedy of the soul, but worse yet, to be the victim of bullying goes beyond just a tragedy but utter devastation and destruction of an innocent person''s personhood. The victim, the target of a bully''s inner inadequacies, is violated by someone who has severe brokenness. The victim is now left fragmented, depending on the degree of bullying and the strength of the victim to brace themselves against the pressure. Bullying is the stealing of an innocent person''s right to be who they are. Their space is violated, and their valuables are stolen. They are left to feel like a victim, a fragment of who they were or who they used to be. A bully takes away, by force and illegally, the rights of someone else to live in their own unique and personal identity as a single-framed human being. Bullying is a disease of the soul that, if left unchecked, will carry over into a society of adults and leaders who have continued their bad characters from childhood into their adulthood, giving us a society that is filled with a denseness of moral "bullies." Bullying must be stopped. There is a cure, and there has to be a willingness to work together to end its infectious quest because it leaves an innocent person fragmented and needing to pick up the pieces of their lives to put them back together again. For some, it is very difficult; therefore, they sought a way out, so they commit suicide; for others, though it is very difficult, they seek help for the restoration of their "selves" so that they may continue with their lives, and yet for others, they live broken for the rest of their lives, society being robbed of who they could have been and the virtue that they could have contributed. Bullying is everyone''s problem, and we all must work with intense purpose to destroy it from the root.

To the bully, what makes a bully a bully? It is indeed brokenness on the inside. Issues and troubles are not always the reason for one''s brokenness; brokenness, at times, occurs due to a flaw in one''s character. Many who have everything they could ever wish for bully others because there is a certain satisfaction in inflicting pain. To the bully, it is not okay to steal someone''s soul (mind, will, emotions). The toxic behavior of bullying another person is a sign that a bully needs psychological intervention. For a bully, there is hope; there is help. If you are a bully, seek help because bullying not only destroys another person''s life, but it destroys the bully''s as well because there will be consequences.

To the victim, know that it is not your fault but that you are an innocent victim of someone''s brokenness. What happened to you is tragic and unjust. You can recover all that you have lost. In your journey of healing, continue to be patient with yourself and allow yourself to flow in grieve and recovery because, at the end of your journey, you will have become a stronger and wiser version of yourself. It''ll be you but with greater wisdom and greater power. The bullying will have given you the opportunity to learn and grow in ways you may not have grown had the bullying never occurred. So deal with it, process it, grieve, then move on. Use it to strengthen YOU, adding to your wealth of moral goodness.