Sheba: Home Is Where Your Heart Is

by Midge Noble

SHEBA, Home Is Where Your Heart Is, is based on a true story about Sheba, a young shepherd mix that survives abuse and neglect. She was kept outside through freezing winters and had to learn how to survive on her own without her birth family. Sheba risks everything during a daring escape in order to give herself a chance to find the loving family she deserved. Sheba is found by Mary who shows her what love is. SHEBA, Home Is Where Your Heart Is, offers hope in the darkest moments, and inspires you to believe in love to become all that you can be.

60 pages, Paperback

First published December 30, 2010

About the author

Michele Noble, nicknamed Midge, is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of NC. She currently works at Carolina Counseling Associates in Asheboro as a child and family therapist. She has worked with children and families since 1985. Midge has worked as a school counselor, a counselor for terminally ill children and their families, and as a mental health therapist. She works extensively with children and families who have lived through abuse, neglect, loss, foster care, and adoption. Midge believes that any trauma can be overcome by choosing happiness, and by choosing to be a survivor and not a victim.
Midge held the office of President for the Licensed Professional Counselor's Association of North Carolina in 2005. She is currently a member of that association, LPCANC and a member of AMHCA, American Mental Health Counselors Association.
Midge has published two children's books. The first book, SHEBA, Home Is Where Your Heart Is focuses on abuse, neglect, learning to trust again and finding your forever home. Her second book, ICE CUBE AWARD, Learning To Be Cool Under Pressure focuses on anger management, bullying, and finding your inner wisdom to manage problems without aggression. She donates a portion of the proceeds from the sales of her books to the Randolph SPCA and the Randolph Humane Society in her community by bolstering spay/neuter efforts.
Midge loves her family, which includes her wife and their four-legged kids. She also enjoys hiking, their cabin in the mountains, yoga, cooking, advocating for animals, and helping kids find their inner voice, and living as a vegan.

Reviews

[Tracy Boyce · Rating 5 out of 5]

When I purchased this book I had met the author through social media and wanted to support their work. This is a great book for children and adults alike. This story gives you hope in the midst of pain, abuse, neglect that most will not have experienced and yet for me as I read it, I could liken it to that there is always hope, always better and all the way through the book I was championing Sheba on to go for it and for them to make it and Mary's obvious love to see Sheba through the fear is that ultimate love you want and need. I do not want to spoil it but if you are thinking of purchasing this, do it as it is a great book to read and I promise you your heart will be touched by this beautifully and sensitively written book.