Who Controls the Heart? Confessions of a Love Child

Killebrew, Joyce Louise

Biographies & Memoirs

MLK Academy Inc. Publishers

A short, pithy and profound guide of wisdom from a man of God, Minister Melvin Evans, which instructs the reader to put God first. He also teaches us to guide our youth to do the right things in life; youth, he preaches, must learn to worship and love God, Jesus, and their parents and to set high standards in life for themselves. Minister Evans strives to teach young people not to be led astray, but to follow Bible principles in order to live "the good life." He stresses that faith and obedience and education are the keys to leading the good life. There are no short cuts to success, but many youth today are being led down the wrong paths and doing "foolish things." Minister Melvin Evans tells young people that there are consequences in life for our wrong actions. He admonishes young people to obey their mothers and fathers and all of the rules, regulations and laws of the land both here and around the globe. He points out in his book about the routes many of his relatives took and suffered and went to jails, prisons, or early graves. He is very proud to say that he never went to jail. In simple understanding language, he tells us of his struggles and how he came to the amazing revelation that he is just as good as any other human being because he put on the whole armor of God and took The Holy Bible and its principles to live " the good life."

Building a Strong Foundation: Making an Impact in the Lives of our Youth

Religion & Spirituality

Evans, Minister Melvin

Christian Books & Bibles

When I wrote A LITTLE CHURCH GIRL'S REDEMPTION, I had FEAR, DOUBT and SHAME about it being published. I refuse to let fear, doubt or shame STOP ME. I am coming out; I want everyone who reads my book to know that there is no shame in me for things that were beyond my control. After all of these years, I could still feel the little church girl hiding deep inside. I have given her wings to ride on the wind to help others know that they can overcome any obstacles. .

A Little Church Girl's Redemption

Bonds, Bonita

The ABC Primary Book for Beginning Readers Queen Leah An African American Fairy Tale was written by a licensed, certified reading expert. This book teaches the alphabet and teaches readers of all ages how to read. It also implants positive visuals images of people of color. This book was written by a retired DC Public school teacher and part-time instructor at Prince George's Community.

ABC PRIMARY BOOK FOR BEGINNING READERS QUEEN LEAH AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAIRY TALE

Children's Books

Biographies

Queen Leah is an African-American fairy tale. It is the story of a poor, black southern girl who learned to love herself as well as diverse people. She descended from African ancestry, but she had to overcome illegitimacy, poverty and a poor parental relationship in order to reach her goals. All people have fairy tales, epics, legends, stories and folklore of the exploits and deeds of their ancestors. Queen Leah is such a story; it allows children of African ancestry to realize that we live in a world of possibilities, but that we have to work to prepare ourselves for success. Some of us put limitations on ourselves and others and ridicule dreamers because they are different, but we need dreamers to guide us as we look within ourselves and make our dreams become realities.

Queen Leah: An African-American Fairy Tale

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

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