Christian children’s books are fun too!

In 2013 and 2014, I had such a wonderful group of students at WCHS. The members of the Class of 2013 and the Class of 2014 at Wilcox County High School in Rochelle, Georgia, still have such a special place in my heart and my mind. Those years, we got to work with highly motivated and very talented young people, and I must admit they inspired me each day. When they worked on their creative writing or their journals, I would write with them and later share mine. I always want my students to know that my writing is also a work in process, and a very few of my musing. those two years, were good enough to save for later.

I wrote “Purposeful Day’ a children’s book, inspired by Psalms 118:22. I created two personified rocks with the main character who searches for her purpose.

I remember reading the story to my American Literature students. They looked at me with sheer wonder in their eyes. They wondered why in the world I was reading them children’s books at their age. I laughed and sent the copy of the book to the notes in my phone, and that is where it has existed until tonight.

Tonight, I opened the Note and sent it to my email, opening it inside a Google Doc. I formatted it as a manuscript, and I sent it to a publisher. “Purposeful Day” may still take many months to see the light of published day, but my enthusiasm is renewed. I will continue to aggravate publishers and agents until I find one or MORE! I believe there is an important audience for Sarah and Sammy Stone!

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agingenglishmajor

I am an English teacher, mother, and wife, but I love to write. I feel that I am blessed to be able to use my talent to write about my children's books, poems, short fiction, and parenting. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have about my experiences with beginning a writing career while focusing on my children and my job. I look forward to comments and to hear from my readers!

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