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Poems that bleed but never die That suffer years without a cry And those who read can feel their pain A suffering word that has no shame Poems can make us laugh, or they can make us cry. They cause us to reflect on our lives or the lives of others. Glenda Frazier shares her heart through these poems and short story, and in doing so, she touches our hearts with her words of inspiration. Follow the author on this journey to the things that m...

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Everything we do in our lives is intentional! EVERYTHING! We, however, seldom consider the effect our daily actions have, or COULD have, on others, especially those we care about and value. What Mark has done by developing his #LiveIntentionally process is inspire us to think about how we can positively affect our loved ones, our co-workers, even strangers, in an intentional way and to commit to doing so one week at a time. Most of us have int...

Everything we do in our lives is intentional! EVERYTHING! We, however, seldom consider the effect our daily actions have, or COULD have, on others, especially those we care about and value. What Mark has done by developing his #LiveIntentionally process is inspire us to think about how we can positively affect our loved ones, our co-workers, even strangers, in an intentional way and to commit to doing so one week at a time. Most of us have int...

In this delightful poem, Mrs. Night Heron is sitting on her nest overlooking Pelican Cove. As she awaits the birth of her chick, she is entertained by the wildlife of the cove. Come along on a journey to this amazing place and learn about Florida's spectacular wild birds and the interesting nests they build. Go on an Egg Hunt! If you look closely, you will find Mrs. Heron's egg hidden in each illustration! www.janethasselbring

Rockwell James the fourthRoc to his family and friendshas inherited a lot from his fatherhis good looks, charm and athletic ability. But from the time he was nine years old and first discovered his father was having an adulterous affair, Roc has vowed that while his father may have passed down some of his best qualities, his womanizing and philandering would NOT make their way into the new generation. Now, Roc has it all, having married his ch...

Three sisters play at Grammie's home, but only the oldest two may sleep over. The rule is, "You have to be four." In a week Schuyler will be old enough, but her parents must go away for a night soon. Grammie keeps them all, and Schuyler melts down before bedtime. The oldest girl stops the crying, telling her that sleepover fairies will leave goodies by her bed.