The stories in this book start in a very normal way, then they twist into something else. In "A Christmas Vision," Santa could never take you on a trip like this. You'll be amazed by the direction this story takes; you will be left with a good, uplifted feeling. This is one story that is strange but true; when you finish it, you may have a desire to reread it to receive more of the underlying story you may have missed.
In the story "Why Do the Children Cry," the journey takes you through the dark spiral that is in your mind, and you may put the events of your life into something more understandable. It will put a new light on many things and a new comfort level with many of them. Like most of the other stories, it leads you to a surprising reality.
"The Cycle of Life" is a story that developed on its own, its harsh start leads you down a dark path, and it's hard to travel it without having some emotions come out. But it is well worth the journey, and at its conclusion, you'll be satisfied with the resolve of it.
The "Ski" tale is one of fun among three friends, all pranksters, as they have a ski weekend with two of them being good at the sport and one who had never been on skis in his life--me. This is a fun story that will bring a smile.
"Come Walk with Me" parallels the most published book in the world. Its story could go in many directions, but in fiction, I took it in a beautiful and magical direction, with what I thought was a good conclusion. I enjoyed doing this story.
Read this book to gain the love in your hearts that I put in from mine.