The award-winning biography of black civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer

Presents the traditional song about letting one's light shine around the world with illustrations depicting a group of children as they prepare to perform that song for an audience. On board pages.

Presents the traditional song about letting one's light shine around the world with illustrations depicting a group of children working together to build a treehouse.

Learn to play and sing a traditional African American gospel song with this fun and interactive book! There is a light inside of YOU. Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine! “This Little Light of Mine” is an African American song dating back to the days of slavery. The score is included in this book so that you can learn to play and sing and shine your light for everyone to see.

This story gently addresses birth defects, terminal illness and diversity by depicting a childs final moments with God in heaven as He gives her His light to carry to earth.

This story gives a detailed description of Shirley's struggles of having lived through decades of unsolicited abuses as a child while living in Eastern, Kentucky. After marrying to get away from home, she lived in Texas thinking that she could escape her past injustices. After being divorced in her late thirties and having two teenage children to look after, Shirley found it hard to be on her own and eventually ended up homeless and without her children. Despite her living situations, Shirley took back her life and emerged happy, healthy and whole. Within the pages of her story you will see clearly how she kept her faith in the God she had been raised to believed to be a crude and unloving being, but pressed on to learn that He is indeed a friend that sticks closer than a brother. She was able to receive the love of her Father in heaven and have restoration with her earthly father as well.