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There Are Seven Houses on My Street: A Child’S View on Religions

Anise Flowers, Ron Flowers

eBook (AuthorHouse, Sept. 24, 2014)

A little boy explains seven different religions or philosophies practiced by the children on his street. The main character, Ron, has a father who is agnostic. Other houses on the street include Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Taoist, Islam, and New Thought. Despite the various beliefs represented, the children all enjoy playing together. The book depicts a fictional street, which is a microcosm of the world. The authors hope to promote tolerance and understanding on the subject of religious beliefs for both children and adults.

There Are Seven Houses on My Street: A Child's View on Religions

Ron Flowers, Anise Flowers

Paperback (AuthorHouse, Sept. 24, 2014)

A little boy explains seven different religions or philosophies practiced by the children on his street. The main character, Ron, has a father who is agnostic. Other houses on the street include Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Taoist, Islam, and New Thought. Despite the various beliefs represented, the children all enjoy playing together. The book depicts a fictional street, which is a microcosm of the world. The authors hope to promote tolerance and understanding on the subject of religious beliefs for both children and adults.

There Are Seven Houses on My Street: A Child's View on Religions

Ron Flowers, Anise Flowers

Hardcover (AuthorHouse, Oct. 17, 2014)

A little boy explains seven different religions or philosophies practiced by the children on his street. The main character, Ron, has a father who is agnostic. Other houses on the street include Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Taoist, Islam, and New Thought. Despite the various beliefs represented, the children all enjoy playing together. The book depicts a fictional street, which is a microcosm of the world. The authors hope to promote tolerance and understanding on the subject of religious beliefs for both children and adults.

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Cleveland Lee'S Beale St. Band

Flowers

Hardcover (Troll Communications, Sept. 13, 1997)

Chastised for wanting to play trumpet in his older sister's marching band, Cleveland Lee is befriended by one of the famous bluesman of the Beale Street Band, who teaches him how to play his music from the heart.