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This is a picture book written for the epidemic, a poetic picture book. The author uses beautiful, simple images and poetic language to express to children that fighting the epidemic not only requires knowledge of viruses and health protection, but also requires the power of love to embrace, understand, and comfort the grief in disasters, to have confidence, to see the brave people united to fight the epidemic, to see that the sun is about to rise...

Every child questions the truth about who they are in a vast world of confusion where insecurities run rampant and doubts flourish. Travis goes through a discovery of who he is in experiencing an unknown supernatural message from God above, "e;the white feather"e;. Travis denies that it's a sign until he meets a new friend, "e;Olli"e; on the path to understanding his worth and purpose in life. This message strikes straight to the heart of the messages God is sending amid our gloomy days of worthlessness to an outlook of the value we hold in the eyes of God.

Granddaddy's Memories is a book about three wholesome, exciting, and sometimes mischievous adventures that Kayla and her siblings had as children with their lively grandfather, known to his grandchildren as Granddaddy.The first adventure memory was a trip to the gravel pit in their Sunday clothes, where they rolled down huge sand hills. On their ride back to Granddaddy's home, they ended up finding a large, shallow hole the size of a small pond filled with muddy water from the rains in the gravel pit to play in, then having to be washed off by the water hose by their grandmother before they could leave.The following adventure memory was a snow day when Granddaddy awoke early to make a homemade sled from his sawmill, saddled up his trusty horse, Sam, and hurried to pick up his grandkids for a fun day of riding on the sled up and down Beeson Drive covered in snow. The next adventure memory is of a Saturday evening when Granddaddy went to feed the bear in the gravel pit. He had Grandmama and all five of Beeson grandchildren come with him, going up a large embankment in the gravel pit, searching for the bear, and the hilarious turn of events after-including a tumble down that large embankment for someone.