Books with title I Remember You

Do you ever think about just how amazing life is? Do you ever reflect back on the events that led you to where you are today?This cute rhyme-filled children’s book takes readers on a journey of life’s reflections! Each illustrated page helps them to understand what’s truly important and the memories that will remain for a lifetime.Children absolutely love the poetry style of the words and the colorful fun pictures throughout this exciting book! Parents rave about the lesson the book helps teach children. Win-Win for everyone!Enjoy!

Remembering the past three years of her life comes easily for 18 year-old Neviah, but remembering how she ended up in the hospital proves to be more difficult. With this information, Nev believes she can uncover the truth about why her boyfriend disappeared and her family is unraveling. If only she can keep the details from those who seek to use them against her.

I Remember Me is the third book in the Fly Little Blackbird Fly series. After Ms Blackbird's daughters are kidnapped by the Hawk. Ms. Blackbird must enter on a journey to build her confidence and remember who she was in order to learn to fly again. This thought provoking story will entertain as well as inspire. Many people have allowed setbacks to stop them from following their dreams. A setback is an opportunity for a comeback. See how Ms. Blackbird's journey can help you dream again.The series starts out with Ms. Blackbird getting injured and laying two eggs but only one hatches. Her daughter Joy grows up not knowing how to fly. Her friend Motivae the white dove flies and Joy always tells Motivae that blackbirds don't fly until one day.... Get the book (smile)The second book is about the egg that didn't hatch in the first book and what happens to it. It's also filled with adventure and lessons for the who family.This series is truly a series that will inspire all age groups. The author tells the story to children as young as 4 and to adults when he is motivational speaking.

Imagine your life being rudely and dramatically changed... It's the 5th of November and a firework in the wrong hands spells trouble for Carla and changes her life for ever. Read this inspirational story of one girl's fight to overcome the stigma of disfigurement and how a few kind words from an unexpected source, turned thoughts of revenge into a passion to help others. This book is a book with a message, it will entertain, it will provoke thought and it will also educate young people to be responsible with Fireworks. Schools will find this book a valuable tool to use when teaching on the dangers of Fireworks.

Each weekend Audie rises at dawn to help out on his family's farm. Afterward he carefully saves the quarter he has earned, dreaming that he might eventually have enough to buy a baseball glove. Papa has promised him that someday they will see a real live game. But there always seems to be too much work and too little money. But Papa does keep his promise. In need of work boots, he announces that the two of them will go into town to buy a new pair and, best of all, see the Reds play baseball! Audie stuffs his entire savings into his pocket, hoping to finally buy the glove he's worked so hard for. Yet the day takes an unexpected turn. Instead of the thrill of the game, it is a special gift from father to son that comes to mean the most to Audie, and makes this day one he will never forget.

Someone told me that the African words for "Hello" mean--"I see you" and the response is--"I am here." American children of African descent I SEE YOU. You are wonderful. This book is a peak into our unique, rich history. I hope it inspires you to reach further and learn about yourself, Africa, America and our journey. Dedra Spears-Johnson, a first time author, is the mother of 2 children--Devin a 10 year old boy and Mya, a 5 year old girl. She is the wife of a wonderful husband Alvin. Dedra is the co-founder of a non-profit agency that serves persons affected by HIV/AIDS. She received her BA from Mercer University and graduate degree from Central Michigan University. Dedra and her family currently reside in Prince George's County, a suburb near The District of Columbia.