The World Has Many Wonders For The Eyes To See And Explore
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In the book stories are written to portray what kids do in their spare time with their friends, and other things of interest.
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About the Book
From the bonds of love, encouragement, and more, the collection of stories in “The World Has Many Wonders for the Eyes to See and explore” offers many lessons for young readers. In the title story, A Dog Name Hazel, a young man finds a dog and takes steps to alert his community he found a missing dog. The story Dianne and Fanny, A young girl doll is missing. The parents take steps to find out the reason for its disappearance. The story Antoine and Edwin, two brothers, remember the times they shared with their friends living in a community in Dallas, Texas. The story Kate and Shondra, two perfect strangers grow to love one another as if they were sisters. In the story Peter and Mr. Blake, a young man is willing to be obedient and learn how to be responsible. He is blessed to be around people who want to pour out blessings after blessings. In the story James and Derrick, sometimes you can miss out on great possibilities if you only take the actions to inquire about your interests and desires. In the story, Mickey learns his lesson, if your parents’ shares beware conversations with you, do not brush it off. It could come to pass.
About the Author
Jacquelyn E. Hightower began writing drafts of stories in 2016. She enjoys creating children's books that relate to current and past situations in life. Hightower retired from her government job in 2013 and retired from her state job in 2022. She has started doing things she enjoys, writing stories to enlighten the readers and encourage them to stay inspired.