Busy Body provides a unique way of ministering to Christian youths. It introduces young readers to Christian values and principles and teaches them the significance of these standards and beliefs.
If ever there was a time for a Children's Ministry
P.M. Russell lives in southern Indiana with her husband and son. She and her husband have a grown daughter who lives in Bloomington, Indiana, with her son. Ms. Russell works in the information technology field. She has been an independent web designer and computer specialist for the past twenty years. She graduated with a BS degree in the field of communications.
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She is a freelance writer, having been published in regional and national publications over the past twenty-five years. For the last decade she has lobbied for NASA programs and the Mars Society promoting space initiatives. She has written and delivered papers for the Mars Society’s national conventions. She was published in the book On to Mars 2, a compilation of space-related papers. Her interest in quantum physics and education laid the background for this children’s book
Birth Place
Evansville, IN USA
Accomplishments
She won the the "Why Mars?" writing award from the Mars Society in 2004 and was published in their book "On To Mars 2."
Review:
BOOK: The Wormhole Adventures: Travel Is Relative AUTHOR: P.M. Russell
This inviting story follows the imaginary exploration of Paul, a ten-year-old boy who is fascinated by the study of nature, science and many other hobbies. Paul’s adventure begins with Barnaby, a talking raven. Paul is accompanied on his travel through time by his sister Lynn, and younger brother, Sebastian. Together they venture to a time before their own, learning the theory of relativity by Albert Einstein himself. It is a very heart-warming, yet educational story that will inspire every child to ask more and more questions.
I thought the book was very fascinating. I enjoyed opening my mind to a place that only my imagination could take me. I even learned a few things myself. I never read Charles Dickens, but, because of Barnaby, I’m inclined to read, A Christmas Carol.
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