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Separated Lives Reviews

Are you a fan of genealogy or an amateur sleuth? This book is a short glimpse into how Lynn helped her sons friend track down his birth parents through perseverance and the internet. With the help of Google and several genealogy sites and other genealogy hobbyists Lynn was able to track down Ryan’s birth parents.
– Heidi G.

I found Separated Lives highly engaging. It’s a short book, but what could be more filled with natural emotional highs and lows than someone trying to uncover, or to take the lead in helping someone else discover who they really are and where they come from, the journey to find their roots but also answer the mysteries and questions of selfhood, which we all have? I was impressed by both the author’s tenacity, tactful but assertive methodology, and empathy for her subject, as well as her homespun, direct literary style. I would recommend it, definitely.
– Paul A.

A fascinating short story about the search for birth parents and the unexpected twists that search takes. More than that, it is a commentary on the need for human love, acceptance and relationship and the joy that can be found in giving instead of receiving.
– Aris A.

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"I Thought There was a Road There... and Other Lessons in Life from God"

I Thought There Was a Road There
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“I was laughing and then crying.” Long Term Care Activities Consultant

“A collection of real-life pearls.” Physician

“I THOUGHT THERE WAS A ROAD THERE….is as heartwarming, comforting and calming cup of hot cocoa, nestled under warm blankets on a rainy day. I found this book to be very calming. The stories are like medicine for the soul.” Alyice Edrich, Freelance author and writer & editor of TheDabblingMum.com

“I THOUGHT THERE WAS A ROAD THERE… contains stories and meditations from a woman’s life about her children and the misadventures they get into and how her faith sees her through. This author envisions a caring God who neither corrects in an angry voice nor puts us down.” RebeccasReads.Com

“All the essays in this book are based on true experiences, many that occurred in the author’s own family or in her childhood.” AuthorsDen.com

“This book brings chintz & charm, danger and durability, humility and. Humor to everyday problems solved in unlikely, often serendipitous ways.” California Elementary School Teachers Aid

“What a blessing this book was to me.” California Elementary School Teachers Aid

A Happy Color | Reviews

“I wanted to let you know just how wonderful I found The Happy Color story to be. I enjoyed it immensely and fount it to be incredibly touching. I think it’s the first time a story so short ever saw me shed a tear, but the effect that Pete and Jake had on each other was just so heartwarming. I lost my father when I was a young child. I can really see myself in Pete.

Jonathan

“A Happy Color” is an enchanting read for young school children and a touching reminder for parents and grandparents to cherish intergenerational connections. This captivating title tells the tale of an unlikely friendship between an elderly man and a young school boy, bridging the generation gap through kindness, understanding and the joy of colors.

Cookstown, New Jersey

A delightful tale of connection and rediscovery awaits in 'A Happy Color.' Dive into the world of this book, and you'll find that kindness and curiosity can lead to a life full of joy and meaning.

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