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I’m Alive, Dear Mama!
A precious message from unborn babies to their mothers.I’m Alive, Dear Mama is a fully illustrated book that shares a sweet commentary on how the baby is noticing the joys and sadness of life now and can’t wait to experience these things someday fully with the family. Expectation and hope abound as the child learns of the promises of earthly life through Mama's daily activates.Beautiful art fills the pages, celebrating the miracle and journey of human life and its true, priceless value, from conception through adulthood. Every person's journey begins before they are born, and this book helps readers of all ages remember the joys and sadness of life.Features illustrations on every pageParenting discussion questionsActivities for families to use togetherFamilies of different cultures, environments, and economic classes are represented, demonstrating the larger journey of human life, around the world, and throughout time.Makes a heartwarming baby shower gift or gift for parents-to-be!
32 pages, Hardcover
Published November 19, 2024
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About the author
Jennifer Wilder Morgan
7 books30 followersJennifer is the author of I’m Alive, Dear Mama!, published by Focus on the Family (with Tyndale House Publishers). Her ministry is to seed the Word and Will of God into the hearts and minds of children and adults through her written offerings and speaking engagements. Her desire is to help each person discover belief, expectation and wonder—to open their hearts to child-like faith.
Jennifer is also the author of the novel, Come to the Garden, published by Simon & Schuster/Howard Books (February 2016), and the Audible audiobook, narrated by Kathie Lee Gifford. Jennifer wrote and starred in a one-woman play which was made into a Fathom Event film, titled Come to the Garden On Stage!, featuring guest voice appearances by actor Louis Gossett, Jr., Kathie Lee Gifford and comedian Chonda Pierce. She also has authored devotionals for several projects published by Abingdon Press (Almost Christmas, Saving Grace, Living Gratitude and All the Good), and served as co-writer for Dr. Ed Robb’s Mountaintop Moments and Making Room Advent Study, and authored the Mountaintop Moments Study Guide. Jennifer was also a featured speaker in the accompanying teaching videos for Mountaintop Moments and Making Room.
A graduate of Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, Jennifer is a long-time bible study leader and inspirational speaker. She and her husband, Guy, along with their three dogs, reside on a ranch in Buffalo, Texas. They are active members of Calvary Christian Center church.
Jennifer is also the author of the novel, Come to the Garden, published by Simon & Schuster/Howard Books (February 2016), and the Audible audiobook, narrated by Kathie Lee Gifford. Jennifer wrote and starred in a one-woman play which was made into a Fathom Event film, titled Come to the Garden On Stage!, featuring guest voice appearances by actor Louis Gossett, Jr., Kathie Lee Gifford and comedian Chonda Pierce. She also has authored devotionals for several projects published by Abingdon Press (Almost Christmas, Saving Grace, Living Gratitude and All the Good), and served as co-writer for Dr. Ed Robb’s Mountaintop Moments and Making Room Advent Study, and authored the Mountaintop Moments Study Guide. Jennifer was also a featured speaker in the accompanying teaching videos for Mountaintop Moments and Making Room.
A graduate of Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, Jennifer is a long-time bible study leader and inspirational speaker. She and her husband, Guy, along with their three dogs, reside on a ranch in Buffalo, Texas. They are active members of Calvary Christian Center church.
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October 9, 2024
I don’t even know how to begin to review this sweet and heartfelt story of a fetus learning of the outside world through the sounds and sensations of her mother. From praying to eating to laughing and dancing, this kid gets excited of the joyful life she knows is coming.
But the best part of the book is the parallel images of the pregnant mother dancing and then the future mother and daughter dancing:
“I’m alive, dear mama, and I’m learning to dance. Will you always remember our time spent in France?
While the music played a tune oh so sweet, you danced with daddy alone on the street.
Together you twirled, you dipped and you spun, I felt it too—it was so very fun!
Oh my dear mama, can you see? One day we will dance, both you and me!”
Que this tissues! This one is a keeper.
But the best part of the book is the parallel images of the pregnant mother dancing and then the future mother and daughter dancing:
“I’m alive, dear mama, and I’m learning to dance. Will you always remember our time spent in France?
While the music played a tune oh so sweet, you danced with daddy alone on the street.
Together you twirled, you dipped and you spun, I felt it too—it was so very fun!
Oh my dear mama, can you see? One day we will dance, both you and me!”
Que this tissues! This one is a keeper.
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