What They Have Taught Me... is an insightful look into the spiritual education of a public school teacher, whose students continually challenge him to put into practice what he teaches in the classroom. When reading the lessons taught to him on patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness and more, you’ll find yourself being challenged by God to develop these traits in your life as well.
Professional Reviews
"Over-the-Top-Fantastic!"
"I finished your book last night, and I'm not sure where to start. The first chapter had me hooked, but each chapter was equally well written. I love the way you interwove your own vulnerabilities, lessons learned from children and clear Bible lessons. You also managed to weave the gospel into one of the chapters. Great work! Also, I love the concept of getting some of your best classroom activities from your students. The idea of Class Courtroom, the basketball hoop for right answers and the Behavior Bucks are all big winners. If I were you, I would start thinking about my next book. Great writing!"
Carey Kinsolving: Author, Columnist and Creator of "Kids Talk About God"
www.kidstalkaboutGod.org
Inspiring...
"I just finished the book. I really enjoyed it and just couldn't put the book down until I finished it. With each lesson learned I could remember someone from my preschool days who taught me the same lesson. Currently working with first and second grade students reading below level, Lesson 2 "Patience and Self-Control" was very useful. I believe the lessons learned on doubt, worry, patience, self-control, kindness and love are essential tools for teachers, parents and everyone in any career. The book is enjoyable, educational and will motivate you to NEVER GIVE UP on yourself or any life situation you encounter. It will motivate you to improve!"
This exceptional book, Celebrating the Gift of Being Alive, has the perfect thoughts and words for birthdays, graduations, engagements, marriages, and any life celebration or family tradition.
Reflections and Nature Watercolors is a collection of Margaret's spontaneous positive thoughts in celebrating and reflecting on life and her nature watercolors.
