Vertie Pringle Reid

His Love Letters Are... Vertie Pringle Reid

After placing a Storyteller's Challenge Project on a website looking for a few positive, inspiring, life stories to include along with a story that I was writing, I realized that the early responses from the various entries would be quite an interesting challenge... Not all life's stories are like the Cinderella ending one, where she lived "happily-ever-after" once she met her prince charming, or like that of the three little pigs who got away from the woof, finding safety in a brick house. Other stories are real-life stories, like that of the woman who already had six husbands when she met Jesus at the well. He is the Savior who offered her water that would give her everlasting life. Also found in the Bible, is the account of three young men who were thrown into a fiery furnace for their refusal to bow down to an idol. A fourth man, the Son of God, was also in the fire with them, so that none of them were burned in the flames. Nonetheless, these fiction/nonfiction various stories entitled in this book are entries from those who respond to the Storytellers Challenged Project...(STORY 1 Simon Says... I Love You! By Vertie Reid)....(STORY 2 My Cats Taught Me Love and Acceptance! By Candace Waller)... (STORY 3 My Forever Family! By Ericka McKnight)...(STORY 4 Most Unlikely People! By Arnelle Obode)...(STORY 5 Bee Busy! By Kelly Pompey)...(STORY 6 Passing on the Baton! By Nicole Brown)...(STORY Big Wheely! By Deborah Adams)...(STORY 8 Crystal's Poems! By Crystal Bryant)...(STORY 9 One Special Lady! By Murvy Walcott)...(STORY 10 Why I Write! By Da-Veia Antoinette Brown)...(STORY 11 Mama Loves Unconditionally! By Beverly Bell-Smith)...(STORY 12 Amazing Ice-Breakers! By Terri Venable0...(STORY 13 Dorothy Got the Wheel! By Taraka Gilbert)...(STORY 14 Pretend She's Dead! By Dianna Lynn Tucker)...(STORY 15 Getting Straight! By Earl Best)...(STORY 16 Salvaged! By Zorana Ayodele)...(STORY 17 Unbroken Cycle! By Ella Griffin Russell)...(STORY 18 My Husband Randy!) It is hoped that you will think about these fiction/nonfiction stories long after you have finished reading this book and perhaps you will be inspired to submit a story of your own for our next Storytellers Challenge project.