True Stories I Just Made Up

E Dunkin Paul

Description

I have always believed in a few truths that should be universal. We should love and care for one another; it is wondrous that we all have different talents to share; we were given this beautiful world to take care of, not to abuse; we were created in His image so we are all beautiful. We should cherish our homes, our family, our friends, and ourselves, because these can never truly be replaced. I feel you are never too young to learn or too old to respect these truths. That is why this title makes sense; I have made up stories about truths true stories.

Informations

• Publié par: Inspiring Voices
• Date de parution: 26 avril 2014
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781462409471
• Langue: English

Extrait

Copyright © 2014 Paul E Dunkin.
 
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ISBN: 978-1-4624-0947-1 (e)
 
Inspiring Voices rev. date: 4/21/2014


Contents
Acknowledgements:
Lucky to Have Each Other
The Long-Nosed No-Name
The Frog That Didn’t Like Flies
Angel Miri
The Best of Friends
Annie the Asthmatic Ant
If Dreams Really Came True

Acknowledgements:
Rochanne (my wife) for her encouragement and Trenton and Megan for their help in picking my best stories.
 
And a very special thanks goes to The Mighty Mariah Sears, a superhero who taught me to stay strong and fearless, not just in my writing, but in all aspects of life.

Lucky to Have Each Other
A n eagle, a monkey and a beaver all lived together in their home in the forest. The eagle’s name was Earl and every morning he would fly out into the forest and gather firewood to cook with. He would stack the wood against the side of the house and it would be there when needed.