Kirjahaku

"Wishing on a Star" has insightfully, breathtaking images of vibrant characters within the African American family. Have you been able to see yourself? Your child? This is a memento for expecting families with replicas resembling premature babies, adoptive babies/children, guardianship families, rainbow babies, and families of multiples. Along with the harmonious touch, the book highlights the emotions of bringing life into the world. Sometimes resulting in creating a new life and/or creating an angelic being. The author's signature wit and humor combined with her usual influential use of her personal photos during motherhood have created this must-have book for growing families to come

" I am chosen. I am loved. In His presence, I am free. I know the change starts with me "- excerpt from AND YOU, NOAHIf there's one thing seven-year-old Noah knows, it's that a single decision can change the entire legacy of one's family. As he challenges himself to be better, being the change he wishes to see.Recent protests and injustices leading to Noah feeling dismay until he seeks refuge in his physical father and makes peace with his spiritual Father. Noah finds himself able to see his present and future. He knows that people often laugh when they do not understand his destiny. Noah also understands that although he is young, age is only a number in salvation. And You Noah, was written in one night after reflecting on the injustices and untimely deaths of several African Americans worldwide. It was meant to bring light to the nameless and give impact to the names accompanied by hashtags. We are more than just people of color, we have names, we have purpose, and we have a legacy to continue. In this short story, Noah foreshadows how he will become a court appointed official impacting lives that will be presented in his courtroom. Noah is the change.