Loss is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it. In this children's book titled Daddy, Why do Bubbles Disappear? the author explains the temporary nature of life and cherishing each moment through the eyes of a young boy named Gabriel.

Loss is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it. In this children's book titled Daddy, Why do Bubbles Disappear? the author explains the temporary nature of life and cherishing each moment through the eyes of a young boy named Gabriel.

Failure is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it. In this children's book titled Coach, What am I doing Wrong the author explains dealing with failure and using visualization and positive thinking to overcome through the eyes of a young boy, Xavier. As a young girl, the author memorized definitions in the dictionary and studied the thesaurus. She fell in love with words and began writing. While writing wasn't always at the forefront, it was always her passion and remained close to her heart. For more than thirty years, she collected her thoughts in the form of devotionals, poetry and stories. Now, she lives her purpose by sharing her inspirational works to help encourage children and adults to take action for the good of all of mankind.

Preservation of life is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it.

In this children's book titled Mommy, Where are all the honeybees the author explains important role of the honeybee and how its decline significantly impacts all living.

Through the eyes of a young girl, Leila, it encourages children to do their part to preserve and Save the Honeybees.

Preservation of life is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it.

In this children's book titled Mommy, Where are all the honeybees the author explains important role of the honeybee and how its decline significantly impacts all living.

Through the eyes of a young girl, Leila, it encourages children to do their part to preserve and Save the Honeybees.

Failure is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it. In this children's book titled Coach, What am I doing Wrong the author explains dealing with failure and using visualization and positive thinking to overcome through the eyes of a young boy, Xavier. As a young girl, the author memorized definitions in the dictionary and studied the thesaurus. She fell in love with words and began writing. While writing wasn't always at the forefront, it was always her passion and remained close to her heart. For more than thirty years, she collected her thoughts in the form of devotionals, poetry and stories. Now, she lives her purpose by sharing her inspirational works to help encourage children and adults to take action for the good of all of mankind.

Just about everyone is recovering from traumatic events from childhood. Unfortunately, pain follows us into adulthood. And, we are all recovering. This series of prayers, written in poetry is dedicated to the child inside of us. It was written to touch, reach and heal the child within you.

What Hell Made is a poignant collection of poetry that delves deep into the dark corners of abuse, turmoil, and survival. Through raw and emotive verses, this book explores the depths of suffering and the resilience of the human spirit. From the shattered pieces of a broken soul to the triumphant rise of a survivor, these poems capture the essence of pain, healing, and redemption. Each poem is a testament to the strength and courage it takes to overcome the hellish trials of life. Through the power of words, What Hell Made offers solace to those who have endured similar trials, reminding them that they are not alone. This collection is a beacon of hope, shining light on the path to healing and reclaiming one's life.

This forty day, heartfelt devotional, symbolizes the time between Jesus' death and his ascent. It allows the reader to spiritually interact by relating ones' own testimony. By the end, the reader is completely taken in, transformed and ascends to a higher level of self. The reader will be engaged and get a daily dose of positive, enlightening inspiration; through a biblical scripture, the writers' thought and, finish with a powerful prayer. These dynamic messages promise to encourage the reader to be steadfast in prayer and lead with the word of the Bible. All of the topics are relevant to the times and, these prayers can be applied when facing any obstacle in the readers' life. In a remarkable way, it encourages the reader to Walk with Faith. I am wowed by your devotionals. It's so perfect for people in today's era because it is direct, to the point and incredibly uplifting. Kay Packard - Author, Your Life is in Your Hands As a young girl, Dana Bradshaw, memorized definitions in the dictionary and studied the thesaurus. She fell in love with words and began writing. While writing wasn't always at the forefront, it was always her passion and remained close to her heart. For more than thirty years, she collected her thoughts in the form of devotionals, poetry and stories. Now, she lives her purpose by sharing her inspirational works to help encourage people all over the world to elevate to a higher level of self through spirituality regardless of their past circumstance.