Snow...unusual name for an unusual novel...

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Novel invokes thought-provoking questions on controversial topics: Coincidence or Divine Creation?
Snow : by Kathryn HewittKathryn Hewitt, a breakout author, writes a compelling, thought-provoking novel that collides harsh realities with inspiring interventions.  Women and young adults will reflect on their own convictions of the controversial topics of abortion and the presence of a Supreme Being. Grab a box of tissues and prepare for a tear-jerking novel that will leave a smile on your face and a heart filled with hope.
Camden, SC-2012- Kathryn Hewitt’s own life-altering experiences inspired this fiction novel. Snow is a glimpse into the life of a teenage girl who struggles to balance maintaining sexual abstinence and pleasing her possessive boyfriend. Women and young adults everywhere will be devastated by circumstances, angry with characters‘ decisions, and heart broken for the unseen before being filled with awe and wonder at the miracles appearing just at the right moments. At such a time as the present, Snow addresses the controversy over abortions in a way that represents both perspectives. Whether one is pro-life or pro-choice comfort can be found as this novel provides a new vantage point and offers an alternative. Readers must make their own decision regarding premarital abstinence and abortion, but this novel will give them a perspective of divinity and it’s presence in their everyday lives. The reader will be left to wonder, was it coincidence or divine creation?“The author gives details in the story that most parents or teachers would not go into with a young teenage girl (especially a virgin), but I think is necessary with all that teens face in school these days. You can't generalize, sometimes the dirty details is what they need.” M. Morgan amazon.com reviewer“Should read for all girls and women.” amazon.com“The honest account girls need.” amazon.comTitle: Snow     Author: Kathryn Hewitt        Publisher: Westbow Press: A division of Thomas Nelson Publication Date: 5/2012   ISBN: 1449749445            Retail Price: $22.95 (paperback) $37.95 (hardcover) $3.95 (eBook)Distributions: Wholesale through Ingram and Westbow Press. Amazon.com, bn.com, booksamillion.com, etc.
About Kathryn Hewitt- Kathryn Hewitt was born and raised in the small town of Camden, South Carolina. Because of her own experiences, including becoming a teenage mother at fifteen, Kathryn knows the value of life and the blessings it contains. Understanding the importance of making wise decisions, Kathryn passionately seeks to instill that wisdom into the minds of every young lady she encounters. Kathryn married in 2005 and is a stay at home mom with her four sons. She and her family currently live in the same town she grew up.
For more information about Snow, please visit www.kathrynhewittnovels.com.  To schedule an interview or a speaking engagement please contact Kathryn Hewitt at 803-243-4245 or khnovels@yahoo.com.
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This is our review of Kathryn Hewitt's novel Snow,  the raw and honest account of one teenage girl's journey into womanhood and all of the attendant perils.

This story is beautifully told and richly informative.  Just gritty enough to get the message across that being a teenager can be the hardest thing in the world to be. That you face more important decisions and pitfalls than at any other time of your life and just one stupid mistake, one wrong move can completely ruin your life before it has even begun.   Ideally it should be required reading for all teenagers.
What happens to Ruth was sometimes harrowing to read, as I remembered only too well making the same mistakes and suffering the same consequences when I was young. Which was one of the reasons I wanted to read this story.
In this day and age, it is remarkable to think that such a message would be sorely needed, but unfortunately it is, for far too many young people face life choices completely uninformed of all the options that are available to them; not to mention the dire consequences if you ignore or do not know of them.

Signing off, see you all soon...

Jaye