When I was a teenager, I discovered my passion for writing. I wrote poetry as often as I could, as it was a way of expressing myself. Not until later, in adulthood, did I find that writing could be a form of self-healing, as I began to journal my day-to-day struggles with fertility. Through my faith, I came to understand that there was a reason why I had been chosen to experience the obstacles and tribulations involved in achieving the family I had desired for so long. After many years, the experience opened my heart to adoption.
I prayed, GOD ANSWERED will connect with children from all backgrounds--adopted or not--as well as with their parents. During a walk in the park, a conversation takes place between Mommy P and Little Noah: "Mommy, how did I come home?"
Mommy P walks readers through all the seasons during which she kept her faith strong, prayed, and waited for the day when Little Noah would come home. This book will inspire those who are struggling to create a family, reassuring them of the importance of keeping their faith in God. It will also offer comfort to those who have been waiting for seasons to receive the call to adopt a child, as well as provide guidance in answering questions about why a child is adopted.
What People Are Saying About My Book
“This is a wonderful book with a powerful message. My girls and I enjoyed reading every page of it!
Beautifully written and gorgeously illustrated. It will be a mainstay in our bookshelf for years to come.” — Rana
“If you've ever struggled with infertility or adoption and have friends and family that are going through this tough season in life this is the book of hope you need to gift them.” — Sabrina
“The story of Mommy P and Noah is incredible and very relatable to millions of people around the world. The underlying message of always believing in God and not losing your faith is amazing.” — GN35, Reviewer
We prayed, GOD ANSWERED. This book will resonate with parents and children from all backgrounds, especially those who want to expand their families. A conversation takes place in the kitchen between a mother and a son, who asks, "Mommy, when am I going to have a brother or sister?"