"Little Dani" shows us that if your heart's desire is to make a friend, then all things are possible with faith. Still, we must be true to ourselves. Remember, a real friend accepts you as you are. You don't have to pretend to be someone else to fit in or hurt someone to be a part of a group. There are children being bullied, feeling as if no one cares or hears their voices. Children who believe nothing will change if they tell someone or who might feel as if they don't have a friend in the world. I want them to know there is someone who cares and is cheering for them to keep their faith. I went through the same thing, and I am still standing up for you. If you don't have a person in your life who feels like a real friend. Then be a friend to someone in need. You may find strength in your struggle together. At the very least, it will take your mind off your issues. Long enough to realize how strong you truly are. It starts with being kind, understanding, and empathetic towards others. You may never know what people are going through. Your efforts may make a difference to someone in need. All glory to our heavenly Father.

Little Dani Makes a Friend

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Genesis of a Nation of We the People

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Signers of The Declaration of Independence: Their Lives, Their Loves, Their Laments

In 1776, fifty-six men signed a document that altered the course of American history - the Declaration of Independence! But behind their signatures were their personal and political journeys, too.In Signers of The Declaration of Independence, Frank G. Wilkes, PhD pens down some of the stories of these Founding Fathers. With an understanding of history, Wilkes explores the political landscape of America as well as the personal battles of the signers - griefs, triumphs, and the pursuit of a future defined by freedom. This book is a tribute to them and a reminder that the price of American independence was far more than ink on parchment.

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