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Dear Brittany
A retired educator, Dr. Jones has spent years writing as a hobby. She has written skits, poems, and other dramatic themes for family, church, friends, organizations, and schools. A soloist, motivational speaker, workshop leader/organizer/planner, liturgist, poet, and writer, she has been published in Poetry Anthology and several other journals. Dear Brittany is her third book. Her other books are, From My Heart to Yours and From Our Hearts to Yours.
From Our Hearts To Yours
September 28, 1995 Yesterday, as we were riding along for one of our car days, you asked me to tell you one of those candy stories that you referred to as the cost of food items when I was a child. I was delighted to know that my stories that I had shared with you were appreciated and remembered. So I thought that I would preserve some of those stories and memories just for you. I hope that you will keep the stories for your children and grandchildren. When I was a small child, about seven or eight, I shared my life and days with my sisters, Frances and Faye. I am the oldest. Many days, I was the babysitter. We lived with my mother; my grandmother, Mom Minnie; Aunt Polly; and my father, Dadd...
From Our Hearts To Yours
September 28, 1995 Yesterday, as we were riding along for one of our car days, you asked me to tell you one of those candy stories that you referred to as the cost of food items when I was a child. I was delighted to know that my stories that I had shared with you were appreciated and remembered. So I thought that I would preserve some of those stories and memories just for you. I hope that you will keep the stories for your children and grandchildren. When I was a small child, about seven or eight, I shared my life and days with my sisters, Frances and Faye. I am the oldest. Many days, I was the babysitter. We lived with my mother; my grandmother, Mom Minnie; Aunt Polly; and my father, Dadd...
Beside the Golden Door
Beside the Golden Door tells the dreams and travels of migrant families along the East Coast. One family is central to the tales spun of life on labor camps. Their humility is the focus of fascinating dynamics experienced daily in an unpredictable existence. The novel depicts one family who, in the middle of their travels, holds on to their dreams as they overcome the obstacles that confront them. The author upholds two of these wayfarers as characters to remember. The reader will enjoy the candor and down-to-earth dialogue. One might even transpose and find themselves into the characterizations.
I’m Doing Alright for an Old Lady
Tales of life experiences as told through ripened eyes. This prayer warrior tells of the long and hard journey of a ministry that crosses the paths of others: both young and old; and how those confrontations influence how we are socialized and react to one another. The storyteller, a mature person of God, started many programs, mastered difficult tasks and confronted (as well as conquered) numerous obstacles.
I'm Doing Alright for an Old Lady
Tales of life experiences as told through ripened eyes. This prayer warrior tells of the long and hard journey of a ministry that crosses the paths of others: both young and old; and how those confrontations influence how we are socialized and react to one another. The storyteller, a mature person of God, started many programs, mastered difficult tasks and confronted (as well as conquered) numerous obstacles.
I Don't Want to Go to Kindergarten...
This full-color, 8x10 in. hardback book with printed casewrap, belongs in every home, classroom, and library. The lessons in this beautifully illustrated story can change the lives of the readers. Summary: Tina doesn't want to go to kindergarten because she will miss Mommy too much. Bobby offers to teach her a super power that will help her feel happy and strong. Is that possible? I Don't Want to Go to Kindergarten...I'll Miss You Toooo Much is much more than a book about starting school. This delightful story teaches kids of all ages a simple "tool" to respond more positively to ANY situation. Following the story, the "Notes for the Reader" section focuses more on the super power and how to...
"My Reading Buddy is a Dog!"
Written for teachers, school principals, librarians, and those in charge of after-school programs who are interested in setting up and implementing canine reading buddy programs. Provides tips and strategies for setting up school programs, library programs, bookstore programs, Boys & Girls clubs programs, housing community programs, and court appointed special advocates programs where reading buddy dogs are employed.
The Little Lost Truck
The little red truck is lost. As he asks a stoplight and different vehicles for help, he learns about directions and how to use a compass.
The Magical Balloons
A man with balloons teaches a boy the sequence of the colors of the rainbow.
