A Book of cool, relaxing and inspiring poems for you.

Becky Williams wrote this book to show the humorous side of teaching. Yes, teaching can be fun. It's great when you see students succeed, especially if they themselves see great success. In addtion, there needs to be more humor and fewer conflicts.

Becky Williams wrote this book to inspire, encourage and motivate everyone to keep their faith. It is to give hope to those who have given up or want to give up. It is to make you stop and think that life is worth living. It is to empower you to help others in need. Also it is to show you that God is definitely in control.

This cartoon illustrated book is about a little African-American girl named Aiesha. The author takes Aiesha on a journey through the alphabet to describe great words and ways of building good character skills. The book is informative and fun. Also all ages would enjoy this exciting and colorful book.

Keyon's Book of Animals is a beautifully illustrated book that helps early readers learn the alphabet while learning about different kinds of animals. It is a fun book for children 3 to 6 years of age.

Essentially Questioning God is an outreach to people of various levels of belief and faith to try to come to a cohesive understanding of the complexities of life. It takes a look at essential theological questions from the different aspects of belief and non-belief. The great questions of "Why is this thus? What is the reason for this thusness?" (Artemus Ward) are brought to mind. The questions discussed here have troubled believers and non-believers for generations. Questions like "if there were a God how could He have let this happen?" and "what is really out there?" are immensely addressed...

Ever look at your pet and ask, what is this pet thinking? What kind of past does this pet have? Becky Williams gives the answer to these questions about her dog, Sobaka. Sobaka's past was unknown, but her reactions to the human world told us that she had a very rocky relationship with human families.
Drawing from experience with people and dogs, Becky Williams gives a story about a lost dog from the dog's perspective, using a dog's interactive thoughts concerning God and man.

In the dead of night and through a snow storm she traveled by herself to Canada. The only comfort she had was a full tank of gas, a cell phone and the company of her memories to ease the anxiety she felt. A gripping tale of a young woman's journey to life through the death of her father. An empowering tale weaved from hardships in her past and revelations in her present.