Books with author Cody Underwood

MAN’S BEST FRIEND drama: 2m 1f Terrie and Max are completely in love but the diagnosis of a potentially fatal disease causes these young lovers to wonder if happiness can be found after inevitable heartache. Written with matter-of-fact sincerity, this play requires honest acting that will undoubtedly affect any audience. Man’s Best Friend is perfect for a traveling competition or festival with its small cast, short run-time and simple staging. Plus, the author will consider gender changes for any of the 3 roles.

Man's Best Friend is a short one-act play. Terrie and Max are completely in love but the diagnosis of a potentially fatal disease causes these young lovers to wonder if happiness can be found after inevitable heartache. Written with matter-of-fact sincerity, this play requires honest acting that will undoubtedly affect any audience. Man’s Best Friend is perfect for a traveling competition or festival with its small cast, short run-time and simple staging. Plus, the author will consider gender changes for any of the 3 roles.

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Oatmeal is a girl, Big Blue is a bicycle, and Frog is, well, Frog is a very special Frog. When Oatmeal's father takes the training wheels off her bike, she is overjoyed. Maybe a bit too overjoyed, because she forgets some of his very important warnings. Luckily, a new friend is there to lend a hand, or a flipper, or whatever it is frogs have. Adventure, ice cream, and friendship abound in this hopping good story. The author will donate all proceeds from this book to organizations that fight childhood diabetes. Thank you for your support.

Youre in this story, and so am I. In our delight of God, his people, and common joys, we become reacquainted with one of senses to detect the Scent of Angels Wings. Cress wrote for us, but mostly for herself in the beginning. In the blackest, irremovable sorrow, she pounded the words down to drive out the demons and force them to disappear. Neither the demons nor the angels were eager to take leave.

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