Patrick Phillips, MSW, is an award-winning national speaker, author, and educator. He the recipient of the President's Volunteer Service Award and has over fifteen years' experience teaching, mentoring, and counseling young men and adults. While drawing on his personal experiences of growing up in a single-parent home as well as working with families and young men labeled "at risk," Patrick was able to identify patterns and common themes that impact the mother-son relationship as well as behaviors that prevent young men from being successful in the school and community environments. By using fifteen thought-provoking questions as well as interesting and engaging activities, Patrick provides practicable tools, strategies, and best practices for single mothers raising sons. This book dares to go beyond the surface of political correctness to address the pitfalls and misunderstandings that have been preventing millions of singlemothers from raising successful, productive, purpose-driven sons. No matter your socioeconomic status or ethnicity, if you are a single mother, this book is a must read.

Don't Just Love Your Son... Raise Him: 15 Thought-Provoking Questions For Single Mothers Raising Sons

Parenting & Relationships

Phillips, Patrick Lamar

Family Relationships

Educational Empowerment Group

It was just a few days before Little Pat's birthday, and he was looking forward to his birthday party and all the gifts he would receive. As little Pat began to open his gifts, he became more and more disappointed. As he opened his final gift, his new unusual, unwanted pet jumped out of the box. As time went on, Pat formed a special relationship with his new friend and learned some valuable lessons along the way. Children reading this book will learn about the importance of being grateful, having a growth mindset and that friends come in all shapes, sizes, and colors.\nDo not forget to scan the QR codes throughout the book for a special experience.

Little Pat & The Pet No One Wanted

Children's Books

Animals

Independently published

Jam loves adventure and learning new things. Jam and his dad loved shredding on their skateboards, but their desire for a new adventure was inspired while riding on the beltline. During the ride, Jam and his dad saw people riding electric skateboards. Unlike their regular boards electric skateboards could ride so much faster. But were Jam and his dad up to the challenge of riding skateboards that could go 30 miles per hour?

The Adventures of Little Jam: And The Electric Skateboard

Phillips, Jamison

Action & Adventure

Educational Empowerment Group, LLC

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