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Description of the Book:
This book is a compilation of poems. I hope that each one will connect with or encourage others in some way. Often times its hard to express words and emotions to others. Poems and songs can say everything we have wanted to say and couldn't out loud. I chose the title from one of the first poems I ever wrote. Which was during a tough season in my life. My hope is to encourage others and to help them see beauty and joy life.
Lift Your Head
SKU: 9789357748162
₹300.00Price
Author's Name: Amanda Harris About the Author: I have grown up in a small community in Hardin County Tennessee. Which is where I still reside. I am the youngest of five siblings. I would say I was a surprise for my family as I was born twenty years after my youngest brother. Growing up with older parents and with nieces and nephews my age had its challenges. However, it was all in God's perfect time and has made me who I am today. The most important thing to know about me is that Jesus Christ, is the most important thing in my life. Immediately followed by my family and church. One thing I live my life by, is the verse Matthew 5:14 " Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid." I strive each day to be a light to others and to show his grace and love. The next important thing to tell you about myself is that I love working with children. At one point in time I had a goal to be a teacher but God had other plans. Now my husband and I foster and have been fostering since 2019. It is not always an easy road but it is worth it. Witnessing families heal after addiction, mental illnesses, bad choices, and bad luck have torn them apart is a huge blessing. Publishing a book has always been something I have wanted to do . I have wrote since I was a child, but never believed this was within my reach. As I am just a small town girl with big dreams, and a heart for helping others. So for each person that picks up this book, thank you for being a part of what makes this possible. Book ISBN: 9789357748162