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Let your fingers do the walking as you flip through the pages on this journey with Tabitha and her Louisiana family through their many trials and tribulations with and without the presence of God.

"...You are one of the most insecure people I have ever met.” I scoff, “what are you talking about? I am not insecure. Why should I be?” He shrugs, “I have no idea, but you are. I can tell. Whenever I talk to you and your friends are around you look at them for approval. You care what people think of you and you want to be liked by everyone whose opinion matters. And of course you don’t care about my feelings nearly as much because if I hate you it doesn’t matter. Mean girls like them might think it makes you cooler to have ditched the ‘disabled kid’.” Instantly my heart starts pounding so quickly that I think I might have a heart attack. “You act like you know everything about ...

After Griffin and his family move from Florida to a small town in Kansas, his life is turned upside down. When he encounters a group of kids bent on making his life even more difficult, what he needs more than anything is a friend. This story, written by a 15-year old, expresses the complexities of bullying, grief, friendship, and the notion that not everyone with a voice can speak.

The endless summer of youth drifted by, cloudless as the skies above, fragrant as the damp earth below, and as inevitably to be mourned as the passing of young love. There was no time before this time, and there would be no time after it that mattered as much. There was only now; the infinite now.