Books with author M. W. Kilgore

In the third book of Rev's Kids, the kids are asked to travel to Boulder, Colorado to an Anti-Bullying Conference. It is here where they are asked to give a surprise presentation about anti-bullying. Before they could give their presentation, they find a young lady by the name of Charly who they met last year while they were in Tulsa, Oklahoma to give another talk. Charly has been bullied for many years because of the way she talked. The kids tried to tell her that many other people stutter like her, but she convinced them that they were going to be her last hope. The three members of Rev's Kids were amazed as they watched God's plans for Charly begin to unfold. Even Charly was amazed at the different ways God has been helping her. Before deciding to run away from home, she was thinking about just running away and disappear. Abby, Robert and Lou, the original three members of the Rev's Kids, knew there had to be something they could do to change the mind of their friend. Thank the Lord, they did.

In the third book of Rev's Kids, the kids are asked to travel to Boulder, Colorado to an Anti-Bullying Conference. It is here where they are asked to give a surprise presentation about anti-bullying. Before they could give their presentation, they find a young lady by the name of Charly who they met last year while they were in Tulsa, Oklahoma to give another talk. Charly has been bullied for many years because of the way she talked. The kids tried to tell her that many other people stutter like her, but she convinced them that they were going to be her last hope. The three members of Rev's Kids were amazed as they watched God's plans for Charly begin to unfold. Even Charly was amazed at the different ways God has been helping her. Before deciding to run away from home, she was thinking about just running away and disappear. Abby, Robert and Lou, the original three members of the Rev's Kids, knew there had to be something they could do to change the mind of their friend. Thank the Lord, they did.

How does a child cope when a parent disappears? This gentle story is ideal for sharing with a child who can t understand why Mom or Dad is gone, and when if ever the parent might return. Created by a clinical social worker and school social worker/mother and son team, Where Is My Mommy? helps children work through loss and grief. Can be used by therapeutic child care programs, school and preschool counselors and social workers, in support groups and individual counseling, and by family members, guardians and foster parents. Especially helpful in situations without closure such as abandonment.