Books with author Cynthia Gadson

Cynthia Gadson was born in Tampa, Florida on March 24, 1963. Ms. Gadson is one of ten children by parents Mrs. J. M. Gadson and Mr. E. J. Gadson of Seffner, Florida. Ms. Gadson has two sons, Marcus and Maurice Lindsey. Marcus has given her three grandchildren, Sadari, Quinten, and Jamel. Maurice is the Illustrator of Ms. Gadson's other three books entitled, Mom Had a Problem, Dad Had Issues, and Show Me! Teach Me! Guide Me! - Poetry through a Child's Perspective. Ms. Gadson served in the United States Army from 1983-1988, earning an honorable discharge. Ms. Gadson's church affiliation is with the Church of God in Christ. Ms. Gadson has a Master's degree in Special Education, certified in Elementary Education, is currently enrolled in a doctoral program at Walden University and is currently an elementary teacher. Ms. Gadson has been teaching for over seventeen years.

The neighborhood gang home for the summer hanging at Cindy's house are talking and discussed that they noticed Mrs. Kingsley was having trouble walking up stairs doing chores. They decide they were going to offer to help her out. Mrs. Kingsley(that lives next to Cindy's house where the neighborhood gang hangs out because she has a pool) pulls into her driveway and gets out with her grocery bags and they all come running over saying "Mrs. Kingsley.. Mrs. Kingsley we want to help you!" They help her with her groceries and continue to go over each day to help with chores and on the final day Mrs. Kingsley surprises them with a hot fudge sundae party for all their hard work.

The neighborhood gang wanted Isabella's 7th birthday to be special and wanted to plan a surprise party for her. Isabella has down syndrome but is always included in their activities. While Isabella is home and sad thinking nobody is going to come and say Happy Birthday. Behind the scenes the gang is prepping for her surprise party with decorations, Pinata and cake. They surprise her going over to her house with everything in tow for a surprise party.

This story is about a boy named Bob that chose to live life in such a negative way. Bob would bully others around him, hoping to get attention and gain friendships. Big Bully Bob discovered that he would receive attention but not the type of attention that he was really seeking. Big Bully Bob became lonely, bored, and non-productive after realizing no one wanted him in their presence. Big Bully Bob had to make better decisions in order for things to get better. Find out what Big Bully Bob's decisions were and what changed his life forever.

This story is about a boy named Bob that chose to live life in such a negative way. Bob would bully others around him, hoping to get attention and gain friendships. Big Bully Bob discovered that he would receive attention but not the type of attention that he was really seeking. Big Bully Bob became lonely, bored, and non-productive after realizing no one wanted him in their presence. Big Bully Bob had to make better decisions in order for things to get better. Find out what Big Bully Bob's decisions were and what changed his life forever.

This is a story about a boy that chose to live life in such a negative way. He would bully others around him hoping to get attention to gain friends. Big Bully Bob discovered that he would receive attention but not the type of attention that he was really seeking. Big Bully Bob became lonely, bored, and nonproductive. Big Bully Bob had to make better decisions. Find out what Big Bully Bob’s decisions were and what changed his life forever.

This is a story about a Dad with three sons, Yogi, Olson, and Urel, also known as, YOU. Dad did his part in raising YOU but YOU had to make many choices and decisions without Dad. YOU soon discovered and realized that the choices and decisions that are made in life may either bring positive or negative consequences. In this story, YOU will examine self and find out that rules and guidance help to make everyone’s life a little bit better. What will YOU do?

This is a story about a Dad with three sons, Yogi, Olson, and Urel, also known as, YOU. Dad did his part in raising YOU but YOU had to make many choices and decisions without Dad. YOU soon discovered and realized that the choices and decisions that are made in life may either bring positive or negative consequences. In this story, YOU will examine self and find out that rules and guidance help to make everyone’s life a little bit better. What will YOU do?The Choice is up to YOU!Cynthia Gadson, born in Progress Village, which is in Tampa, Florida on March 24, 1963. The seventh child of ten children of her parents Mr. Edward Joseph Gadson and Mrs. Jessie Mae Gadson. Ms. Gadson has two sons, Marcus and Maurice Lindsey and four grandchildren, Sadari, Quinten, and Jamel from my son, Marcus Lindsey. And Maubri from my son, Maurice Lindsey. Maurice is the Illustrator of Ms. Gadson’s five published books - MOM HAD A PROBLEM, DAD HAD ISSUES, SHOW ME! TEACH ME! GUIDE ME! Poetry through a Child’s Perspective, BIG BULLY BOB, and A CALL FOR CHARACTER. Ms. Gadson is a Missionary, called by God in 1990 to show, teach, and guide people to a better way of life. Ms. Gadson has had membership and or affiliations in Baptist, Church of God in Christ, and Non-Denominational churches throughout her years of living in her calling.Ms. Gadson served in the United States Army in 1983-1988, earning an honorable discharge.Ms. Gadson attended college at Hillsborough Community College for undergraduate courses, the University of South Florida, and Nova Southeastern for her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Special Education and certification in K-6 in Elementary Education, Walden University for her Specialist Degree in Curriculum, Instruction, and Professional Development and taken courses in the Doctorate Program at the University of West Florida Educational Leadership Program. Ms. Gadson is currently a teacher in the Hillsborough County Public Schools and has been teaching for nearly twenty-five years.