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 What if you heard about a children's book, partly inspired by Sept. 11, that is changing American children's lives? That's inspiring them to write poetry, create poignant artwork, and give of themselves to other children? That's providing healing to children who saw the hijacked planes hit the World Trade Center Towers and the buildings collapse? What if you heard that proceeds from this children's book have supported homeless children in Nicaragua, and orphaned children in Uganda? And that $100 a month from sales of this book is help- ing to keep alive a mother of five who has AIDS? | |
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What if you heard that this children's book is being snapped up by
grandparents, for themselves, and not their grandchildren? That
its message is so powerful it's being consumed by parents who
have problems with their teen-agers, and by adults going through
divorce, and those who counsel troubled children?
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| "Kara Finds Sunshine on a Rainy Day" which is entirely
illustrated by children from 4 states in grades 2 through 6, is that book. "Kara Finds Sunshine on a Rainy Day," is a book of hope and healing for children, and children at heart, partly inspired by the haunting events of Sept. 11. In the book, a child is introduced to heroes of all races and backgrounds, and she ultimately learns that with faith, hope, and love, we can become our own heroes in difficult situations. With Kara, first-time author Caroline Brewer soundly and gracefully goes about her mission to make the world a better place. Readers will close the book on Kara and be filled with a sense of hope about the world and their place in it. Click on the links below to find out more about this exciting new book and the wonders it's working. | |
Kara Finds Sunshine is a publication of Unchained Spirit Enterprises, founded by Caroline Brewer