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Rod and Ricky are inseparable ten-year-old best friends growing up in a peaceful suburban neighborhood. Full of energy, laughter, and dreams, these two African American boys share everything, from games on the basketball court to adventures on their bikes. But when a new boy named Jake moves into the neighborhood, their world shifts unexpectedly. During a routine game of basketball, Jake lashes out with hurtful, racist words that leave Rod and Ricky stunned and heartbroken. Confused and discouraged, the boys retreat into silence, unsure of how to respond to something so painful. Through heartfelt conversations with their parents, Rod and Ricky are reminded of their worth, their strength, and the power of grace. Rather than responding with anger, they choose courage and return to the court, not to fight back with words, but to let their actions speak louder. As their integrity and skill shine through, even Jake begins to see them differently. What follows is a heartfelt journey of apology, forgiveness, and growth. "Rod and Ricky: Standing Strong Together" is a powerful story about friendship, resilience, and standing tall in the face of adversity. This timely children's book gently teaches young readers about racism, reconciliation, and the strength of character.

Healed by the Hands of God is a two-part book. The first part speaks about my journey through life and the second is called "The Emotional Cup." The Emotional Cup is a journey you take for yourself to sit and think about the different events that happened in your childhood. So many times, we as children go through too many events that scars many of us for life, unless we get healed from the traumas. What is the Emotional Cup? Emotional Cup is based on our relational needs have to be met. The question is will they be met legitimately resulting in healthy relationships where you feel good or will they be met illegitimately resulting in fractured relationships where you feel bad. EXAMPLES - A child needs attention. If it does not receive it then it will behave in such a way that people will notice and respond - behaving very badly in a supermarket or in the classroom.The child is determined to get the need for attention met.

This book is geared to provoke your thought process to get you thinking about God, your life, and the direction in which God is taking you. We all have a divine Plan and Purpose with a unique spiritual makeup just for us. No two people are alike... God has a direction we each are to follow according to His word... The Word of Truth... Each one of us is to edify the body of Christ as we are led by the Spirit of God, as well as being a light to this dark world of sin. We are unique...We are fearfully and wonderfully created...

From Loving to Serving. To Caring and Sharing. Learning how to Listen and Obeying. To the ultimate act of Forgiveness. This book gives you a first hand look at part of my journey in life. We all suffer, not for ourselves, but to help others. No man is an island. We need each other daily.As you read, Reflect.As you learn, TeachAs you apply, GrowI hope this book will inspire you to not think of yourself, but lift others up where they too, can be an encouragement to others.

(THIS IS THE COMPACT VERSION) 5.06x7.81Those of us who have children knows there are no perfect manuals to raising our child. There were others who tried to tell us. There were those who gave us methods which didn't work. Some were married, some single, and some were divorcees. One thing we all know, every child is different and every method of raising them are just as unique as the other.So as we go along in life, we pull a little from here and some from there and mostly our experiences as we grow with our children to find out wisdom and knowledge on our own.This manual is an account from a single parent who did it successfully on her own. There was no help from the government and success is not about money, but about growing them up to become productive citizens in our communities.This is her story. It will shed some light on situations which you can read, learn and pass on.Will every method work for all children? Not at all. But one thing she shares, are the methods to learn every child differs from the other and what we learn, we can improve to share and help the next parent in line and whose in need of knowledge.

Encourage your young boys it's okay to be smart, outgoing and have a love for books and computers. Marvin did Though he was frown upon for being smart and African American, a teacher gave him courage to be who he was made to be.

Healed by the Hands of God is a two-part book. The first part speaks about my journey through life and the second is called "The Emotional Cup." The Emotional Cup is a journey you take for yourself to sit and think about the different events that happened in your childhood. So many times, we as children go through too many events that scars many of us for life, unless we get healed from the traumas. What is the Emotional Cup? Emotional Cup is based on our relational needs have to be met. The question is will they be met legitimately resulting in healthy relationships where you feel good or will they be met illegitimately resulting in fractured relationships where you feel bad. EXAMPLES - A child needs attention. If it does not receive it then it will behave in such a way that people will notice and respond - behaving very badly in a supermarket or in the classroom.The child is determined to get the need for attention met. Adults who never had their needs met as a child grows up thinking that they can do without needs. If they dont have needs why should anyone else have them so they tend to be very emotionally cold and dead. An adult whose needs are not met starts to think something is wrong with them because no one meets their needs and they end up acting as a martyr. All of these thought patterns result in failing relationships and a lot of unhappiness. People have legitimate needs which are not met legitimately so they try to have them met through being selfishness or denial or self pity. http: //build-relationships.net/Common-behaviour-patterns-when-relational-needs-are-not-met