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Chosen for Greatness
With stories from her real-life experiences and spiritual guidance, Chosen for Greatness will shape your perspective and propel you onto a new journey of inner greatness. It will take you on a thought-provoking journey, highlighting both our weaknesses and strengths with a special focus on how we can use them to achieve our dreams. Chosen for Greatness is an inspirational book that uplifts, inspires, and encourages readers to discover greatness within themselves. It explores the power of choice and how our decisions can take us down a positive or negative path. She reveals how each one of us has been gifted with unique gifts, talents, and opportunities to make our mark in this world to become the best version of ourselves. It is captivating and offers tangible advice and practical tips on how to embrace the greatness that lies within. Through painstaking self-examination and reflection, readers will confront their own limitations and find out how to achieve personal success. The heartfelt stories illustrate her real-life struggles and provide hope, courage, and strength for those on their journey of self-discovery.
My Dinosaurs! (Hardcover)
The book is a delightful read about all things sharing. It teaches children the importance of sharing, taking turns, and having fun with friends over the obsession with the items that they love so dearly, why we share, and the benefits of sharing, in hopes of helping to promote social and emotional learning skills. By guiding the child(ren) through their selfish phase of learning to share, will help them be the best version of themselves. Through sharing with friends, they will have a better social life; they will build relationships; and emotionally, they will not have to play alone anymore because they have friends to share, learn, grow and play with. Available in Paperback, eBook, Audiobook, and Hardback + Activity Book a book about an African American girl whose favorite toy just so happens to be a dinosaur!
My Dinosaurs!
The book is a delightful read about all things sharing.. It teaches children the importance of sharing, taking turns, and having fun with friends over the obsession with the items that they love so dearly, why we share, and the benefits of sharing, in hopes of helping to promote social and emotional learning skills. By guiding the child(ren) through their selfish phase of learning to share, will help them be the best version of themselves. Through sharing with friends, they will have a better social life; they will build relationships; and emotionally, they will not have to play alone anymore because they have friends to share, learn, grow and play with. Available in Paperback, eBook, Audiobook and Hardback + Activity Book a book about an African American girl whose favorite toy just so happens to be a dinosaur!
A Prodigal Affair
A Prodigal Affair is a work of fiction that sets the stage to explore one man's fight with his personal character building and self-examination. It is the story of a man's fall and recovery from his own decisions as he struggles to balance his marriage, career, and his own burning desires. It is a look at how out of control life can become when we allow our choices to become larger than our belief or trust in God. In addition to the main character's personal deterioration, the work casts shadows onto the affects brought to the circle of our life when we allow our morality to become circumvented by life's situations. The work allows the reader the opportunity to look into the mindset, situation, and events that not only create failures in our lives, but how often we compile those instances with continued bad choices. Within the pages, there are also intertwined within the pages, sound advice offered that should not only affect the literary characters, but which can also be applied to the lives of the readers.
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Remembrances in Black
With the admittance in 1948 of Silas Hunt to the University of Arkansas Law School, the university became the first southern public institution of higher education to officially desegregate without being required to do so by court order. The process was difficult, but an important first step had been taken. Other students would follow in Silas Hunt's footsteps, and they along with the university would have to grapple with the situation. Remembrances in Black is an oral history that gathers the personal stories of African Americans who worked as faculty and staff and of students who studied at the state's flagship institution. These stories illustrate the anguish, struggle, and triumph of ind...
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