Stephen Adams – illustratör

Sigue a Grace en una aventura espiritual a travs de los pequeos obstculos que tiene la vida. A pesar de que se le otorga todo lo que necesita, siempre habr alguien tratando de atraer al mal camino.

Nuestro espritu nos guiara, si escuchamos cuidadosamente.

Loving Life is truly a collective account of the comedies, pitfalls, and comforts of life; seen through an author who encourages us to take notice and see the delight of the daily treasures that often go unnoticed.

Come and share the childhood thrills of camping, to the laughs, sighs, and cries of motherhood, and advancing in years. Her topics also include the never ending workload, life''s companions, as well as the beauty and respect of the universe in which we all dwell.

She recounts the simple joys from family picnics, to the holidays, to the enormous playground(the beach) to purchasing the lemon of the year, to the joys of leftovers, to the tragedies of war,and ultimately just loving who we are, while learning some of life''s lessonsand accepting the necessary healing involved.

You will sense a connection as you let go, and realize, that afterall we are all just Loving this life.

While many of us grew up in a home with siblings and two loving parents, there are those, particularly in todays society, who grow up in single-parent homes. Charlie is a young boy being raised in a single-parent home who has questions about why his father does not live with him. His mother lovingly does the best she can to put his mind at ease by showing him he has an entire family that cares about him. My Friend Tommy Has a Daddy and a Mommy explains to children in an entertainingly poetic format that they are loved by both parents although there may only be one parent present in the home.

I read the book to my grandsons and they asked me to read it again. Theythought it was a happy story and I think so too. The book is still on my coffee table and my grandson, due to come in the door any minute, will go straight to the book and ask me to read it to him. We love it. Thank you for putting such an important message into such sweet words.

Candida Whitaker Brown

Twelve-year-old Elizabeth Spicer is a plucky pioneer girl living in a time when settlers and frontiersmen are pushing Native American Indians off their lands, invading their hunting grounds, and killing them. As she and her family go about their daily life in a log cabin in Pennsylvania, they begin to hear rumblings that the Indians are on the warpath. When she glances up one day and sees Indians approaching their cabin, Elizabeth does not realize that her life is about to be changed forever.

Without any idea of what has happened to the rest of her family, Elizabeth is captured along with her brother, Billy, and taken to a Shawnee village by Singing Arrow, a fierce warrior. Fearing her parents are dead, Elizabeth bravely attempts to learn the Indian culture and befriends the daughter of Elizabeths adoptive mother, Raincloud. While Elizabeth nurses a grudge against Singing Arrow, Billy throws himself into his new life. As they learn to survive in different ways, Elizabeth and Billy discover the bonds of friendship, the value of peace, and the significance of unconditional love.

In this tale based on a true story, a feisty pioneer girl and her brother must find happiness among a Shawnee Indian tribe after they are captured and taken away from their family and home.

It is written like a fairy tale, yet the events are realistic. The moral of the story is that ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things. It is meant to inspire young children to go out and do what they can do to make the world a better place.

Although the story is fictional, the events are based on personal and historical events in Diane''s life. In fact, her father still resides in the house and village where the story is set, in Fosters, Michigan.

A conflict arises between William and Cody when William decides that the only way to stop Cody from taking his blocks is to hit Cody with one of them. The Mommy Person tempers the situation by lovingly showing each boy that she cares.