
Goodreads Blurb
Sam and Cindy are on a wondrous journey to have some big questions answered in the small world they live in. They meet some interesting animals on the farm; some who are helpful and others who don’t have a care in the world. Mysterious stories about life on the farm may not provide the answers the dairy goats seek, but their endurance makes their quest worthy and inspiring. It is a philosophical journey that captures an awareness of our surroundings.
My Review: Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Won this book on GoodReads. I really enjoyed this adorable book with amazing illustrations. Very vivid colors, and the story was just lovely. What I got from the story is that we are here to live, and at times, there will be storms that you can not control that will destroy material things. We will survive and live life to the fullest while learning that tomorrow isn’t promised. Life isn’t easy, but as long as you have fun and appreciate the environment and all that live in it, life can be unforgettable. Great book for children.
Goodreads Author Biography
First and foremost, I am a GenXer who has experienced old technology moving into the new millennium while being a parent of two GenZers. Secondly, I am fortunate to have been trained by one the top ten writing teachers in the U.S., respectably from the Great Generation, the late Leonard Bishop, and author of ‘Dare to be a Great Writer.’ I owe my love of writing to him.
Although I’ve been writing since childhood, I have a BA in history. I love studying history as much as wanting to evoke stories. I like to believe that after decades worth of introspection we have learned to value our lessons, and the best way to recite our lessons are through storytelling. Aside from being a writer, I have a graphics art degree and a sub teaching license. My husband and I once owned a music store, a pizaa delivery business, and several internet businesses. I also have dabbled with real estate and am grateful I got the heck out right before the crash. Sadly, history tends to repeat itself in important ways. In addition, I make mini-documentaries on YouTube, typically historical, but not always. Currently my family continues to live outside of Kansas City and will always have roots tied to Kansas.
























