WordWeaving Circle of Friends
"Forbidden love. I believe we all have had that one man whom we know is not the right one to love. The problem is, we don't learn in enough time to stop ourselves from making that mistake. That man for me was Sean Michael Thomas. He had the perfect 5-foot-9 swimmer's body. His skin was a milk chocolate, like the interior of a Hollister shopping bag. Whenever I saw him, he was always impeccably dressed. Perhaps the most drawing thing about him, though, was the mystery behind who he was, what his life was like, and why he chose me."
When Uncle Bad comes riding into town on his BIG RED motorcycle, his littel niece knows it’s going to be a day full of fun! He might look tough in his leather vest and sunglasses, but to her, he’s the coolest, kindest Uncle around!
Braiding Crowns of Friendship, by Christine Aldrich, is a children’s book about an African American girl who learns to love her hair, and in doing so she helps to teach others about the beauty in diversity. As an African American, Christine decided to share her own life experiences when writing this book to ensure authenticity in her storytelling. Indeed, the friendship described between these pages belongs to the author and her real life best friend, showing all of us what. powerful gift a true friend can be.