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America and the Silver Medal by: Jacquelin S. McCord Book Reviews Tovah was four years old. She loved going to the library. But more than anything else, Tovah wanted her own library card. How could she get her library card, if she couldn't write her name? |
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Molehill is a Mountain by: Jacquelin S. McCord Book Reviews Foreword Book Excerpts |
| Meet Thais - his issue is, his dad is a Workaholic and does not spend enough time with him. |
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We Get Straight by: Jacquelin S. McCord Book Reviews Foreword Book Excerpts |
| Meet Tesmae - her issue is, her parents are Alcoholics and will not take her to Church. |
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Coats in my Closet by: Jacquelin S. McCord Book Reviews Preface Book Excerpts |
| Meet Honi - her issue is, her husband is a " Ladies' man" , and she wants him to become God's man. |
Fur Coats In My ClosetPreface |
| One day while my daughter, Tesha, and I were talking, I told her the story about my Aunt Louise. 'I am sure,' she said, "there are a number of women who have a similar story. I think you should write a poem about it." I told her I'd rather-write a story, but she insisted that I write a poem and call it "Fur Coats In My Closet.' |
| After tossing the idea around for several months, I finally came up with some words. I felt pretty good about how I had handled the topic. But GOD would not let me rest in my smugness. I have often described myself as a writer used as an instrument by God to glorify Him. As usual, God would have His way with this story. I was surprised at the direction in which He led me and the lesson I was taught. |
| Although the, book grew out of the idea of the relationship- between a woman and her unfaithful husband, God led me to use it to show the believer's unfaithfulness to Him. |
| Part One - Fur Coats in my Closet Section I the annotated poem "Fur Coats In My Closet," written as a reflective piece of a wife as she addresses the infidelity of her husband and his girlfriends, and she ends up in a powerful dialogue with a powerful and faithful God, using Proverbs 5:15-23 as the main text. |
| Section II is a list of the many references upon which the poem was built. |
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