Sixteen-year-old Clifton, a racially mixed teen, wrestles with racism and bigotry in his rural Southern town, in a masterfully written tale about human connections and the power they have to heal.

About the Book Baby Gray: God Has a Plan for Me! follows the story of a little boy, when he enters the foster care system due abuse and dangerous situations. Baby Gray teaches children about the foster care system, while reminding them not to lose hope, there is still purpose and fulfillment, as there is a light at the end of the tunnel – and a forever family! About the Author Aida Ivette Santos Orengo experienced childhood without her biological parents and saw the hand of God place her in the hands of a couple that not only raised her, but love and give their all to her as their own. Orengo was shown the value of helping others by her parents, Richard and Delaila Orengo. When Orengo reached high school, she became more involved in helping others through school, church and community center. Orengo created an organization called, “Open Heart, Lending a Helping Hand,” dedicated to single mothers. At the age of 23, Orengo decided that the best way to give back was to become a foster parent and give kids a safe and loving home. During this time, Orengo fostered many children and even adopted. Orengo continues to work with children in her secular life as a family-based therapist and director of a Learning Center. She believes in the great impact we can cause in the life of a child that has suffer and missed love and security; providing them with a safe and loving environment. Always grateful to the one who rescue her and continues to rescue others!

Each book provides vital statistics, growth milestones, adult involvement, eating and living habits, and environmental danger about each mammal. Additional fact blocks help young readers understand more complex vocabulary and concepts.

Babies' Guide to Parents (and Other Important People) gives a humorous and heartfelt account about life during the first twelve months of life "from a baby's point of view. This guidebook follows the development of newborns through twelve months old, including gross motor skills, rolling, crawling, and fine motor skills. You will find answers to: what do I feed my baby, and at what age? Is there anything harmful to feed my baby, and why? What over-the-counter medicine can I use when my baby is ill? These questions, and many others, are all answered from the baby's point of view. Babies may not be able to speak, but that does not mean they're not trying to tell you something.