Catching Baby Moses - Anthony Barbera

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Résumé :
Anthony Barbera is a writer and composer, drawing inspiration from his deep love for both music and books. He kicked off his journey as a music composer for films and ads, earning his Bachelor's in Music Composition from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. While chasing his Master's at the University of Massachusetts, Anthony racked up a bunch of awards, snagging first prize for Two Songs for Soprano and Orchestra on Poems by Rilke, which was performed by the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra.But Anthony's love for writing and storytelling couldn't be held back. He especially felt the pull when asked to guide a group of ambitious teenagers in writing and acting for their debut film, X Marks the Spot, at the First Sonoma Film Festival....

Biographie:
Anthony Barbera is a novelist with a passion for storytelling rooted in faith, history, and adventure. He is the author of Elijah: Fire from Heaven, Jonah in the Time of the Kings, Catching Baby Moses, The First Rains of October, Assurity: A Space Thriller, and Izzy the Bernese Mountain Dog. His novels span biblical fiction, Christian suspense, and inspirational sci-fi, drawing readers into rich, character-driven journeys. He is committed to creating fiction that inspires, encourages, and entertains. Learn more at www.AnthonyBarbera.com...

Sommaire:
Sometimes The Smallest Acts of Courage Change Everything. I laughed & I cried, and I even held my breath... . . . I read the book in one day. I laughed and I cried, and I even held my breath a few times. I highly recommend you read it. It will stay with for quite some time... at least I hope it will. Leafs_Verified Catching Baby Moses is a heartfelt story of quiet courage in the face of divorce, abandonment, and small-town injustice. Drawing from real-life experiences, this debut novel explores the strength of unlikely friendships, and the resilience found in faith. Set in a town on the edge of change, it's an interracial coming-of-age journey where expected roles are reversed-and where lessons learned on the football field and in the community church become the foundation for hope, faith, and quiet strength. A powerful and relatable read-especially for teen boys-Catching Baby Moses is told in the tradition of To Kill a Mockingbird. It's a stirring tribute to unexpected grace, enduring friendship, and the quiet bravery of doing what's right... no matter the cost....