Books with author E. Caldwell

Celebrate! By: Suzanne E. CaldwellCelebrate! You Are a Child of God! is a children’s book that was written in acrostic style poetry and uses scripture to enhance it. The author chose very simple, childlike stick figure illustrations to represent all people of every nation. The book was written to acknowledge and reinforce the dignity and self-worth of every person as a Child of God. The author believes it will be an excellent resource for parents, teachers, and all those who love to read to and with children.About the AuthorAuthor Suzanne E. Caldwell resides in central Pennsylvania where she has lived all her life. She is a retired elementary teacher who enjoys doing puzzles of all kinds, traveling, and playing games with friends. Baptized and raised in the Catholic faith, Suzanne is actively involved in parish activities and enjoys attending Scripture Study Groups and Adult Faith Formation Classes. Having participated in the Teens Encounter Christ Program (TEC), being a member of the Cursillo movement, and blessed to have loving and supportive family and friends, she has had and continues to have countless opportunities for which to be thankful and celebrate! Praise God!

When Runt's mother dies, he’s sent to live with his older sister Helen, whom he hasn’t seen in years, not since she ran away. Avoiding the dreary trailer he now shares with Helen and her creepy boyfriend Cole, Runt spends his days rambling around his new town, especially the local cemetery. There he meets Mitch, a precocious boy in a wheelchair who’s battling cancer. The two lonely boys become fast friends, but as their friendship deepens, each faces a powerful crisis. As Runt and Mitch struggle with the harsh realities of poverty, abuse, and illness, each looks to the other for comfort and courage. Then, Helen’s problems complicate things even further. Can Runt help them both, and himself, too? The empathy, insight, and finely drawn characters seen in V. M. Caldwell’s first two novels are in full view in this moving story of a young boy’s attempts to create a better life for himself and those around him.

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