The Day of the Ravens - Ingram, Bradford
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Through an inspiring work of poetry, the author tells the story of how angels and ravens learned to love one another without judging them based on their appearances or past. With a profound spiritual message and practical life lessons, The Day of the Ravens encourages readers to treat others with love and grace while taking the opportunity to understand those who are different than them.Throughout the book, the author uses beautiful imagery and illustrations to allow the reader to visualize important aspects of the story. The author creates clear pictures that show both the events in the book…mehr

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Through an inspiring work of poetry, the author tells the story of how angels and ravens learned to love one another without judging them based on their appearances or past. With a profound spiritual message and practical life lessons, The Day of the Ravens encourages readers to treat others with love and grace while taking the opportunity to understand those who are different than them.Throughout the book, the author uses beautiful imagery and illustrations to allow the reader to visualize important aspects of the story. The author creates clear pictures that show both the events in the book as well as the emotional and spiritual insight that is nuanced through the story.The author's writing is beautiful, eloquent, and professional, with poetry that is creative and unique, while serving as an interesting way to tell a powerful story. Within the writing, the author provides a strong balance between the lovely poetic nature of the text and an impactful and inspiring narrative. Bradford Ingram was born in Richmond, VA and spent much of his adult life in Virginia Beach, VA. He currently resides in Biloxi, MS with his wife Syria, their beautiful daughter Luna, and their dog Remi. A portion of the proceeds from this book go to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 1-800-273-8255.