The Origami Nun

Seven-year old Ruth can't speak, but that doesn't mean she can't think.

She knows her birthday is going to be good as her beloved great-aunt has exciting plans for her.

What she doesn't expect is a magical paper nun, an encounter with a bully who may not be what she seems or a school day to remember. Because, before her special day is over, Ruth is in for some very big surprises.Reviews:"What a delightfully written book!

This is one I plan to share with my daughter at some point because I think she would like it, too!

I love the fact that the author featured a mute heroine, and magic is infused in such a wonderful way.

In addition to that, it deals with a subject with which our youth are very familiar - bullying! ... I connected with the character, the story, and I enjoyed the magical nature of the story ...

I hope the author writes several sequels!" [From a 5-star review at My Devotional Thoughts]"I really enjoyed reading this shorter story.

The author portrayed the characters well and had a great story line ...

This is a terrifically inspirational and uplifting story for children and adults alike." [From a review at The Cover Books]"This is the most touching children's book I have read.

I absolutely LOVED it ... I highly recommend this book to children in the age range of 8+.

However, I think adults would like this book too." [From a 5-star review at Goodreads]"There is a wonderful life lesson in the story and I have read it to my own grandchildren with great enthusiasm.

They adored it!" [From a 5-star review at Goodreads]"Magic is in the air.

Come see how Ruth and others learn the importance of respect for each other even though they are different and that each person has a different story or reason for being different.

I recommend this book for ages 6 and up." [From a 4.5 star review at Fire and Ice Reviews]