Upcoming Books
I am pleased to announce that the first Random Acts of Giving book will be released in the near future. Books will be personalized/autographed at your option.
A second book, Random Acts of Giving: Starting College at Twelve will be released in Summer 2010. It is the story about a mother’s devotion and giving that brought her son to the threshold of college doors at the age of twelve, and subsequently to a degree by the time he was eighteen, and a second degree a few years later (at which time both mother and son graduated together from university). I think this book will be very helpful and enlightening to parents and kids alike, in showing that virtually any child can accomplish great things, once we remove the age barriers that so often restrict success in children.
A third volume in the series, Random Acts of Giving: Families Reunited will follow. This book contains details of heartwarming reunions that I brought about over the span of many years, between adult children of adoption and their birth parents/birth families. It will be an emotional read, but one that will help bring a better understanding of why many adult children have an overwhelming desire to know from whom and where they came.
Judy
2 Responses to “Upcoming Books”
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Jody
June 21st, 2009 at 4:57 pm
Way to go, Judy! I look forward to the reading.
Francis
February 9th, 2010 at 4:59 pm
Hello Judy;
I am indeed quite <>by your website, your humble way to edit beautiful stories and I plan to share these stories with my twin daughters as they are an example of true quality in a person. Needless to say that I would love them to become alike the anonymous (smile) author of these stories.
It is obvious that if you are real, the world needs many more people like you as our world is dying by lack of tenderness or by lack of compassion.
Compassion (in Latin meaning with passion) and tenderness are so close. They both are the living master words I believe, and your stories are filled with it.
It is so refreshing. I am not easily impressed but I am already very respectful. Thank you for who you are and for what you do.
Also thank you for the time you have spent with me today.
I had to tell you all this as it is important to me not be ungrateful.
Your Obliged;
Francis
Founder of harbour4Life.org