Fancy Farm Fables - Langley, Mary Ashley

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Résumé :
Past the Forever Forest is a happy place called Fancy Farm where animals roam, play, and wear fancy attire! Peppermint the pig loves Jesus with all her heart and wears a tutu and a bow striped like peppermint candy. One day, the wise farm owl finds her crying and wants to know why. It turns out a chicken gang known as Chelsea and the Cluckers has been picking on Peppermint. They made fun of her name and even messed up her sty. To fix this, a town meeting is called. It's scary standing up to bullies, but Peppermint finds the strength to do it. Her courage inspires other farm animals to admit they've been bullied, too, so what will become of Chelsea and the Cluckers? Peppermint and her friends learn a big lesson: words and actions can either hurt or help. Even when people are mean, though, it's important to forgive because God forgives us each day. He can also intervene and redeem us if we allow Him into our hearts. With the help of the Fancy Farm crew, learn to show mercy and grace, no matter the circumstance.

Biographie:
Mary Ashley Langley is happily married to her adoring husband, Keith, and is the proud mother of her amazing daughter, Mary Elizabeth. PhePhe is their precious fur baby. Mary Ashley graduated with a bachelor's degree from Samford University, and later attended graduate school to pursue her master's degree. She also studied abroad in London, England while at Samford. She worked for many years as a social worker at mental health centers and psychiatric hospitals. Mary Ashley's now a happy housewife whose highest priority is taking the best care of her family, whom she loves with all her heart. Angela M. Hayes is happily married to her husband, Roger. They have five children, six grandchildren, and are very active in their local church. Angela has a Master's in counseling and owns a counseling practice in Cahaba Heights, Alabama. She also works part time at Grayson and Associates. Angela loves spending time with her friends, family, and fur babies.