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Hide Me, Daddy: A Life the South-An Experience
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Hide Me, Daddy: A Life the South-An Experience in Vernon, BC
Current price: $5.39
Original price: $5.99

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Hide Me, Daddy: A Life the South-An Experience in Vernon, BC
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Original price: $5.99
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The purpose of this book is to help people who have been ostracized, estranged, discounted, overlooked, belittled, or in some way have been excluded from the mainstream of society. The book's targeted audience includes those who have been separated or excommunicated from their family, local church, and jobs. This group includes people who are the so-called black sheep of the family, the odd person out, the little girl that the rest of the class picks on, and the little boy who is constantly made fun of for the entertainment of his peers. There is a particular feeling of commonality that we share in this type of segregation. Further, my book seeks to turn this negative bed into a good one. This book empathizes with the reader through my personal experiences, tribulations, and victories. From my testimony and the Word of God, this book gives the reader a new perspective on life.
The purpose of this book is to help people who have been ostracized, estranged, discounted, overlooked, belittled, or in some way have been excluded from the mainstream of society. The book's targeted audience includes those who have been separated or excommunicated from their family, local church, and jobs. This group includes people who are the so-called black sheep of the family, the odd person out, the little girl that the rest of the class picks on, and the little boy who is constantly made fun of for the entertainment of his peers. There is a particular feeling of commonality that we share in this type of segregation. Further, my book seeks to turn this negative bed into a good one. This book empathizes with the reader through my personal experiences, tribulations, and victories. From my testimony and the Word of God, this book gives the reader a new perspective on life.



















