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Son of My Soul – The Adoption of Christopher is the story of a woman’s journey through loneliness, poverty, neglect, and her triumph over a turbulent past. Thinking of her childhood as “boot camp,” and applies the lessons she learned as an example of how not to mother her child.
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Written by: JanetteeStory - 2007-12-05 03:00
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| I read this book recently, and I had to take a little time to digest it fully afterwards. This book was well written. At times I found myself fully immersed in her life! Actually, I found myself both mesmerized by her life, and brought back to my childhood. I felt like a part of the family. Debra is a REALLY good writer. I found myself sad when I finished this book. |
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A fun way to teach your child how to tell a story. Add to that a guide on how to catch bullfrogs, and a message regarding the care and respect of these fascinating creatures, and you have a book that your child will want to pass on to their children.
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Oma Mae Adams, an African American Televangelist whose philanthropic works endear her to the world, is gunned down in front of the television station where she tapes her popular religious program. Her shocking death leaves a bereft world with two questions: who killed Oma Mae Adams ---and why?
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God takes some sweetness from the Cherubs, music from the birds, laughter from the dolphins, and wraps them in love from the mother, placing them all carefully into the spirit of the unborn babe; a beautiful gift of life waiting to be placed in the arms of adoptive parents.
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