Fred the Fly was a naughty, naughty fly. He stuck his nose where he shouldn't have ... and almost paid the price. 'Don't Lay Twitchin' is a fun, bright and easy-to-read children's book written by Lenora McClellan, who has dedicated her life to writing and inspiring positive changes. 'Don't Lay Twitchin' teaches children to be content and realize the blessings that God provided for us. It's a great gift for all young ages and a wonderful, children's teaching tool of life's lessons.

Rarely do we find a collection of poetry spanning across nearly half a century spilling of life's experience with glee and melancholy. The works captured in Lenora McClellan's second collection of poems are predictably sublime, deeply personal and completely charming. McClellan takes us back to her early teen years and into adulthood, with simplistic clarity, defined rhythm and organic honesty. This one will keep you company on a rainy, Sunday afternoon.

Marriage...To some this union is 'the great ungettable-get.' Why have some achieved marriage and others not? It's a question asked in both Christian and secular circles. This is the story of one woman's search for true love, which she misconstrued as lust for many years...until she met the Savior. Binding her wounds and wiping her tears, Christ finally showed her the way. Lenora McClellan's journey was a long and painful one. Whereas far too often men and women believe giving themselves whole-heartedly outside of marriage leads them to their soul mates, Lenora learned that the true key to a...

In her most recent collection, 'The Day I Wore My Afro' Lenora McClellan brings us yet another examination of experiences drawn from her own life. 'Afro' is soaked in candor, humility and power, while always rendering in-your-face lessons that elevate the human spirit. Ranging somewhere between humor and melancholy, the superb 'Visible Me' and 'The Day I Wore My Afro' are both telling and arresting. From her play, 'Am I My Father's Son?' it becomes apparent that McClellan has acquired the rare ability to combine comedy and drama in one production, which incidentally, was recently aired on...

In her most recent collection, 'The Day I Wore My Afro' Lenora McClellan brings us yet another examination of experiences drawn from her own life. 'Afro' is soaked in candor, humility and power, while always rendering in-your-face lessons that elevate the human spirit. Ranging somewhere between humor and melancholy, the superb 'Visible Me' and 'The Day I Wore My Afro' are both telling and arresting. From her play, 'Am I My Father's Son?' it becomes apparent that McClellan has acquired the rare ability to combine comedy and drama in one production, which incidentally, was recently aired on...

Author and playwright, Lenora McClellan, has created a wonderful, Holiday heirloom edition filled with glowing images and an endearing, Christmas message. The Unselfish Tree is an unforgettable story of charity and includes a second, bonus book, featuring soothing, Christmas poetry for your reading pleasure by the fireplace, during the holiest evenings of the year Makes a great gift for the entire family, friends and relatives

Birth, life and eternity. The three seem to intersect in the perpetual, forward motion of time and design. From happiness to glory, to heartbreak and tears, and then ... regeneration ... all are in God's caring hands, unto His glory. Join Lenora McClellan as she reflects upon the bright and perhaps cloudier aspects of life, through the looking-glass of God's own majestic splendor. Makes a lovely gift of comfort and solace. A book of poetry by playwright and author, Lenora McClellan.