Twenty-Two Outrageous Tales: Including Fat-Mile-O-Moe and Rafferty the Rabbit

A beaver caught in a lie; a caterpillar with low self-esteem; a bird who is bullied for his size; a mouse who encounters Jesus. All these and more are friends you will make along the way as you dive into Twenty-Two Outrageous Tales Including Fat-Mile-O-Moe and Rafferty The Rabbit. A delightful collection of short stories that will uplift and inspire young minds everywhere! Each of these charming stories centers around a vibrant and memorable cast of characters who are all dealing with unique problems that we may even face in our own lives. Filled with Christian values, valuable insight, and important life lessons on every page, these stories tackle a variety of emotional challenges and other difficult situations with a loving, kid-friendly, and faith-based approach that will both entertain and help prepare them for anything life might put in their way. So, join in! Everyone's waiting! Born and raised in Alabama plus married to the same wonderful man since I was sixteen. We have four children, fourteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and soon to be eight, nine and ten. My husband and I love adventure and most of our adventures come from my life on the farm. I love critters and having cows, horses, sheep, goats, hogs, chickens and dogs can be incredibly adventurous. My Father had a unique gift that I was blessed to inherit, the art of telling stories and jokes. And with that gift I love to uplift people and put a smile on their face. I love the Lord and I have never been able to understand why He picked me to write His stories. God would send a story to me during my busiest moments, but I would stop what I was doing and start writing. That is why in each story I give God the credit because He truly inspired each story. I hope these stories touch your child's heart in some way and equally I hope it blesses the reader. God is good and He loves us all. And if you don't know Jesus, I hope this book will help you find Him. God Bless! Read more