Dr. Cynthia Gregory-Smalls' New Book, 'Mother and Son', Is an Intimate Read on the Precious Bond Between Parent and Child Who Are a Thousand Miles Apart but Close in Heart
Sep 9, 2021
Fulton Books author Cynthia Gregory-Smalls is a retired elementary and middle school teacher, an administrator, and a mentor. She has completed her most recent book, "Mother and Son": a spectacular journal of the special connection a mother and a son share, showing unconditional love between family and faithfulness to God.
Dr. Gregory-Smalls shares, "This book will give personal insight on what a parent and a young adult might be going through as they try to navigate through life. On this journey, you will be able to detect the concerns and future responsibilities that lie ahead.
"I hope that every parent and young adult finds our story helpful. 'It helps to listen to young people and sometimes wait to respond'. Always keeping God First!"
Published by Fulton Books, Dr. Cynthia Gregory-Smalls' book is an affectionate read showing the solid relationship of a family that trusts completely in the Lord and prays together for the safety of their son in the military.
This book also depicts the hardships and struggles of a loved one living far away and shows how communication helps in keeping the love and care alive. With this personal story, every person with a loved one living in long distance can remain hopeful in the journey and trust the process.
Readers who wish to experience this brilliant work can purchase "Mother and Son" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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