Category: Book Announcements
Who is Jesus? by Ellen Kolman


Spark your child’s curiosity and deepen your family’s faith this Easter season with Who Is Jesus? Easter Devotional and Coloring Book-an engaging resource designed to bring parents, educators, and children together for meaningful conversations about Jesus.
Built around ten thoughtful questions-including “Does Jesus pray for me?” and “Does Jesus want me to be kind?”-this interactive devotional invites children to explore who Jesus is and what His love means for their daily lives. Each question features a key Bible verse, a short, child-friendly devotion, space for personal reflection, one or two thought-provoking discussion prompts, and a guided prayer to help children speak to God with confidence and trust.
Every lesson also includes a beautifully designed coloring page, making this book perfect for a wide range of ages. Younger children will delight in bringing the illustrations to life with crayons and markers, while older children can practice reading the devotions aloud and sharing their insights. Families can gather to read, reflect, color, and pray together-creating intentional moments that strengthen both faith and connection.
Ideal for home use, Sunday school, Christian classrooms, or homeschool settings, Who Is Jesus? Easter Devotional and Coloring Book offer a simple yet powerful way to prepare hearts for Easter. Through Scripture, creativity, and honest conversation, this devotional helps children discover who Jesus is-and how deeply He loves them.
Available in Two Versions: Paperback, which includes Coloring Pages and Kindle for Reading and Study
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When Cancer Enters the Family

When someone you love is diagnosed with late-stage cancer, language shifts.
Ordinary words—appointment, waiting room, prognosis—take on new gravity. Time bends. Conversations sharpen. Silences grow louder.
In Cancer Courts My Mother, LindaAnn LoSchiavo transforms that altered landscape into poetry that is intimate, unsparing, and profoundly human.
When Cancer Enters the Family
This is not a clinical account of illness.
It is a daughter’s reckoning.
A caregiver’s vigil.
A complicated love story between mother and child—layered with devotion, resentment, memory, humor, and the quiet tenderness that surfaces when the end approaches.
Across 25 poems, LoSchiavo gives voice to:
- The exhaustion of caregiving
- The ache of unresolved history
- The strange flashes of beauty inside sorrow
- The love that refuses to leave
Her poems do not look away. But they also do not surrender to despair.
Instead, they ask:
What does it mean to accompany someone to the threshold?
How do we hold grief and grace in the same hand?
What remains when words fail?
Why Readers Are Saying Yes
Readers and reviewers have described the collection as:
- “Candid and unflinching.”
- “A testament to complicated love.”
- “Tender without sentimentality.”
- “A lyrical exploration of resilience.”
The poems resonate because they speak to universal themes—loss, reconciliation, anger, hope, and the stubborn persistence of love—even as they remain deeply personal.
If you have ever:
- Managed medications and memories
- Struggled with unfinished conversations
- Loved someone through decline
You will recognize yourself here.
A Voice of Candor and Grace
LindaAnn LoSchiavo writes with clarity and restraint. Her lines are spare yet resonant. Her images—closets, gardens, corridors, dance-like metaphors of movement and stillness—carry emotional weight without excess.
There is sorrow here.
But also wit.
There is anger.
But also forgiveness.
And, perhaps most powerfully, there is presence.
Receive a Free Sample
If you’re curious about the emotional depth and artistry of this collection, we invite you to experience it for yourself.
Read a free sample of Cancer Courts My Mother and step into a poetic journey that honors both the fragility and the fierce beauty of love at the edge of loss.
✨ Inside the sample, you’ll discover:
- Selected poems from the collection
- A glimpse of LoSchiavo’s lyrical voice
- An intimate portrait of caregiving and connection
Let these poems accompany you—whether you are navigating illness, remembering someone you’ve lost, or simply seeking language for the complexities of love.
Get your free sample now and begin reading today.
Because sometimes poetry says what prose cannot.
And sometimes, when everything feels uncertain, a poem is the one steady thing left to hold.
View more at https://www.prolificpulse.com/lindaannloschiavo
Chyrel J Jackson Recites “Americans was My Grandmother’s Glory”

We’ve been on a hot run with celebrations in honor of the new release of Chyrel J Jackson’s poetry collection “Unsung Canaan Ballads.” In the meantime, Chyrel has recited the abovementioned recording in honor of her grandmother, Catherine. The poem is inspired by Grace Wisher, who was involved in the making of the American flag. There’s a link in the show notes to check out more about Grace Wisher.
Be sure to check Chyrel’s book out at this link: UNSUNG CANAAN BALLADS There are various purchasing options, including a special direct purchase link.
See you on February 22 at 2 p.m. EST for the next Book Launch! Be sure to register:
“Cancer Courts My Mother” is Featured as Poem ARCs You’ll Love

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