Books published by publisher WestBow Press

Ever wondered what God is up to in your story? Me too. I write my stories to give you hope that there is more. There is a greater story. There is someone who sees us and knows our name. And believe it or not, he who knows us best, loves us most, and is inviting us into his dance. As you read parts of my journey, I hope you see God's threads of grace and redemption in your own. And who knows, maybe you will find yourself on the dance floor as well.

This book is meant to serve as an encouragement to children and their families who are facing a diagnosis, disorder, or defect. Miss Diagnosed teaches children that their identity is not in a label, but only in Christ and on what he accomplished on the cross. Just because the world would place expectations, limitations, or labels on the lives of our children, we know that Christ defines them as free, healed, and loved.

Talking to your kids about subjects like cancer and death is hard. Really hard.This book will help you start the conversation.When Sally was 5-years-old, her older sister was diagnosed with cancer. This story is not a fun-loving, little story that you’ll want to read to your kiddos. Rather, it’s a story you’ll need to read to your kids when circumstances of this world make it so. It’s a story that talks about cancer, death, and how to deal with the aftermath. It’s told in Dr. Seuss-fashion with rhyme and colorful art.

The death of a loved one is a painful experience. Many families think that the children are too young to be involved in what is happening. However, they are involved. The better we equip them to deal with death as a normal event of life, the better they will handle the change. Dear Sweetie, Im Okay provides families with a resource to help children with understanding that death is permanent and the actions that occur after a person dies.

This book is about a saw named Saul. He goes on a journey to figure out why he was created. This book has been designed to emphasize two coordinating truths; 1) everyone has been created for a purpose, and 2) the first thing each person must do, is get about discovering what that purpose is. This book was written for the education and joy of my children, I hope your children enjoy it as well.

A young ladys relationship with her earthly father should be a natural reflection of her spiritual relationship with her Heavenly Father. Even when fact does not reflect truth, We know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose (Romans 8:28, KJV). This book looks to explore a natural father-daughter relationship and the working together of that relationship for the good of the spiritual father-daughter relationship. Our sincere prayer is that this book raises an awareness in girls that their Heavenly Father is calling for them, longing to show himself to them and develop an intimate father-daughter relationship with them.

And If Not: The Story of Saul the Caterpillar is a story about a caterpillar named Saul, who has not yet received his wings. When his prayers go unanswered, he struggles to believe that God is still good. It appears his circumstances are worse than everyone elses. In a desperate attempt to find answers, he visits an old, wise butterfly in a rotting cinnamon tree who has a special story of his own.