In "Frasier the Fir is Forever Green," the tree is perfect but has a hard time fitting in with any family. He pines away longing to be decorated in a cozy Christmas setting. Find out if he gets his heart’s desire.
Meanwhile, in "An Easter Tale," Hopalong is a "happy go lucky," klutzy rabbit. He attempts to win a contest that would make him the substitute Easter Bunny. A funny accident occurs, which may or may not give him his wish.
In the third story of this trilogy entitled "Just ME," a young girl finds herself smack dab in the middle of her family tree. She day dreams of being special like her princess sister and heir to the throne brother. Does she ever find her true worth? Read along to find out the answers to all these questions and more.
(This hardcopy of the three books combined sells for less than each story sold separately as paperbacks.)
About mchanson714
Before cancer won, ‘Mom’s on the Roof and I Can’t Get Her Down’ (copyrighted in 1994) follows my mother’s journey to Heaven and back. Her story brings deathbed predictions and miracles. Meanwhile, I ghostwrite similar stories for people who defy potentially life ending situations and come back with Divine Messages as well as inspirational tales. Some are written as fictions- others as non-fictions. My goal is to write uplifting pieces centered on goodwill and miracles. Recently, I faced a life changing trip; I had to overcome a partial shoulder replacement, which almost led to amputation. My left arm rejected typing as well as other tasks for months. While recuperating, with one hand, I wrote ‘My ArmOr’ (My Life); it’s about my recovery. I, also, created ‘The Vision,’ which is about being born legally blind in a dysfunctional family. After landmark eye surgery, God guided vision as well as insight, which is shared with the read in a fiction format.
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