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-"Pam Bitterman is an adventurer in every sense of the word!"


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-Pamela Bitterman’s first book, Sailing To the Far Horizon, her own story of life, loss, and survival at sea is graphically biographical. It encapsulates the author as product of the first thirty years of her life. It has been translated into Swedish, and is available in Europe under the Title, MOT SODERHAVET. Muzungu, the story of the author’s unlikely escapades throughout Kenya, picks up on that journey a couple decades later. In between are her marriage and children, her persona as wife and mother – the heart of her; the author as her best self. Her homily,“Child, You Are Miracle”, was published by World Vision. Her African children’s book, When This is Over, I Will Go To School, And I Will Learn To Read”; A Story of Hope and Friendship for One Young Kenyan Orphan, will be out later this month. Pam’s future remains to be seen, and to be told.