Hi everyone,
This book has brought such joy and encouragement to seemingly many. My cousin told me the other day it was the most inspiring book she has ever read. It was a good reminder to her that our family had good parents and grandparents and we were loved and taken care of. Sometimes we forget not everyone lives like we do. Laura's story, as sad as it is, is a good wake up call. It is important we help those around us and love them the way God intended us to love one another.
"A Little Girl Called Squeaks," is a must-read for anyone who has struggled with addiction, abuse, or feelings of worthlessness, or for anyone who wants insight into the feelings and challenges of those who struggle so. It takes place in the downtown eastside of Vancouver, BC. And it is a reminder to all of us that life stories like this should never be for children.
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
Laura's Mission
We would like to thank the man who donated fifteen books for Laura to hand out on the downtown east side. Please pray that the hope this book brings will help those needing a reason to go on and live the life God wants for each of us.
Sunday, 21 August 2011
Shaw TV
Well, we hit the big time, lol. Shaw from Chilliwack did a story on Laura. It was fun. Hopefully, it will help us sell books. Have a great day!
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Maple Ridge Times
On Thursday the newspaper from Maple Ridge is going to interview us and then on Friday we will be back in Chilliwack for the TV interview and selling books at the park. So far we have had good reviews and I'd like to thank each and everyone of you for your support. Our goal was to serve God by helping others and awakening our moral responsibility to be the voice of our children.
Sunday, 14 August 2011
TV interview
Well, I am not sure when they are going to air our interview on Channel 4 but I will try and keep you up to date. It is so fun to watch Laura. She is loving all the activity and it is such a blessing to see her talk to others telling them there is hope. (which was the goal) We also have an interview with the Maple Ridge Times Paper. This book has definitely been a new experience. I'll keep you posted.
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Great review on Amazon
Hi, check out the great review we received on Amazon. It is so encouraging to Laura and I.
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Review from Angie
Hi Debbie,
I really 'enjoyed' reading your book. Enjoyed isn't the right word, because it was hard on my heart, but the story is very well written and the content is valuable to me. I now have a greater understanding of people who have grown up in a world like Lauras (not their choice!) and how I can love them without being an enabler, and how I can love/help them without trying to 'fix' them. Thanx to Laura for openly sharing her story, and to you, Debbie, for making it happen in print!
lov [sic] and blessings,
Angie
Monday, 8 August 2011
Any Reviews
Hi, I know by now a number of you have read the book. I would really appreciate any feed back you might have. I am thinking of writing another book so please let me know your thoughts.
Saturday, 6 August 2011
In the Chilliwack Progress Newspaper
Click here to read the great article written by Jennifer Feinberg of the Chilliwack Progress newspaper.
Friday, 5 August 2011
Chilliwack fair
We had a great night at the Chilliwack fair. The Chilliwack paper did an amazing article which brough us lots of business. Thanks to the paper and to all those who have supported our work.
Tuesday, 2 August 2011
Introduction to "a little girl called squeaks' blog
Writing this book has made me more aware of my responsibility to stand up for abused children. No child should have to live a life of abuse, neglect or the effects of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome like Laura has. I realize the answer to solving these problems are complex, however, there has to be an answer.
It is my desire through this website to increase the awareness and foster discussion on how we as a society can become the voice of these dear children.
Please join me in being that voice.
It is my desire through this website to increase the awareness and foster discussion on how we as a society can become the voice of these dear children.
Please join me in being that voice.
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