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November 6, 2023
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Perils of the Produce Patch
A boy hoping to relax.
Will his discouragement blind him to the lessons God is teaching?
Gary Fitzpatrick is exhausted. After traveling across the country in a fruitless search for the surgeon who amputated his leg, the sensitive thirteen-year-old and his brothers just want rest. But they’re barely through the door at home when he learns their mom is busy caring for an abandoned baby and needs them to manage the community garden.
Further frustrated when their $500 prize money goes missing, the weary boy is mildly relieved after they get permission to sell their own goods in addition to the produce at market. But when they discover running a business isn’t as easy as it looks and an accident gets them kicked out in disgrace, Gary struggles to follow his father’s advice and focus on faith.
As the weeds of trouble grow wild, can he stifle his anger to remain strong and obedient?
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I have been creating stories for almost as long as I can remember. Growing up on a Mennonite produce farm, I created brothers Terry, Gary, and Larry, to help pass the time doing chores. I told stories about them to my brother as we weeded strawberries, thinned carrots, or cleaned fresh eggs.
As a teacher in Christian schools for eight years, I loved reading to my students at storytime. In 2008, I left teaching and went to nursing school.
For about a decade, as I worked as a nurse, I wrote books for adults. With a Mennonite publishing house, I produced From the White House to the Amish, Blue Christmas, and Captain Garrison. I enjoyed traveling, researching, and interviewing for seven books. I also shared my life as a cardiac nurse and member of an inner city Anabaptist church on my weekly blog.
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"I loved reading Facing the Fugitive. It is a wonderful bedtime read. You won't be able to put it down 'till you're done! One part I really enjoyed was when Terry rescued the drowning fugitive. A highly recommended book! Well written."
"A good read. Especially the story about the swing over the river. Captivating! One of my favorite books! We received free e-book from the author."
"I absolutely loved this book! It’s about three boys taking a camping trip and finding a skunk. They also meet a mean boy who at the end turns out to be sorta nice. I definitely would recommend this book! I did receive an ebook copy of this book to read."
"Facing the Fugitive book is very exciting! I recommend this book for children, especially boys, who love adventurous stories with a bit of mystery and alot of excitement in them! I didn't want to stop reading it until I was finished!"
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"So much suspense. Who is the international fugitive? Do they come in contact wit him during their trip to Chicago? Where is Dr. Jeffereson? Travel with the 3 Brady St boys in their new adventure and discover ways of spreading joy."
"A great continuation of the adventure story begun in book 1. I appreciate the values woven into the story. Well done!"
"The mystery in this book makes it hard to stop reading! There's never a dull or boring moment with these boys! Also, the Fruit of the Spirit is woven into the story, just right."
"An exciting book! I couldn't put it down until I was done! The best part was when Terry rescued the drowning fugitive."
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Reading Aloud: The Magic Tonic
June 19, 2023
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Everyone has an occasional terrible day or month, and on those days I have a suggestion for you: listen to someone reading aloud.