Shannon Anderson crafts stories for young readers, drawing from her experience as a third-grade teacher. Her writing aims to engage and inspire, exploring themes that resonate deeply with children. As a regional advisor for the Indiana Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and an active member of literacy organizations, Anderson is dedicated to fostering a love for reading. She frequently shares her insights on children's literature and education at various conferences.
The narrative follows a girl's struggle with irrational fears that prevent her from fully engaging in her childhood. Through a transformative experience rooted in tough love, she learns that overcoming fear is possible through the power of faith. This inspiring true story highlights the journey of personal growth and the strength found in belief.
A young girl named Jolie is determined to grow her own strawberries but must first prove her responsibility to her parents. After successfully gaining their trust and receiving her own strawberry plants, she discovers the challenges and rewards of cultivating her own food, highlighting themes of perseverance and the joy of gardening.
The book explores the profound impact of performing small, intentional acts of kindness daily. It emphasizes how these gestures can uplift individuals, strengthen their faith, and inspire positive change in both the giver and receiver. By challenging readers to engage in this practice, it highlights the potential for collective transformation in communities and the world at large.
It is our spirits that are born-again with the divine nature of God. This book explains how to develop the human spirit.