Paul Rice Livres

The book serves as a heartfelt dedication to the significant individuals of the opposite sex who have profoundly impacted the author's life. It explores personal experiences and emotional journeys, offering an intimate glimpse into the author's soul. Through this publication, the author reflects on relationships that have shaped their identity, highlighting both the challenges and the beauty of these connections.

The story follows a young robin couple, Rosie and Robert, as they embark on the journey of building their first nest together. While Robert searches for food, Rosie eagerly lays their first egg, anticipating his return to share the news. Upon his arrival, Robert is momentarily speechless with excitement, but soon expresses his joy after feeding Rosie. The narrative captures the themes of partnership and nurturing as they take turns caring for their nest and each other, highlighting the bond between the two robins as they prepare for their new family.

Exploring the aftermath of three divorces, the author shares personal reflections on the lessons learned through heartbreak and resilience. The narrative delves into the emotional journey of letting go of certain experiences while cherishing others, highlighting the complexities of relationships and personal growth. This introspective account offers insights into navigating love, loss, and the quest for self-discovery.

Inspired by his early experiences listening to Jesse Stuart's poetry, Paul began writing during high school, with his first piece titled "A Walk in The Forest." His journey took him to Ethiopia, where he worked in education from 1983 to 1986. After learning of Stuart's passing, he returned to pay his respects and was gifted a copy of "The Green Hills." Paul later published his own poetry book in 1999 and founded PAULmark Poetry Art, where he combines poems with themed art, emphasizing the lasting impact of his work with the motto, "The gift that gives again, every time it is read."

The story follows Timmy, a spirited boy whose mother, grieving her late husband from the Vietnam War, seeks divine intervention for his restless energy. One morning, intrigued by mysterious poles emerging from the fog outside his window, Timmy's curiosity propels him on an adventure. As he navigates his surroundings, the narrative explores themes of childhood wonder, maternal love, and the quest for discovery in the face of personal loss.

The story follows a seven-year-old girl navigating her mother's various relationships, facing challenges along the way. The narrative shifts when her mother starts dating a caring Christian man, who connects with the girl and introduces both to church and Sunday School. Through his kindness and love, the daughter discovers the depth of his affection for her and her mother, leading to a heartwarming conclusion where family bonds are strengthened.

The narrative highlights the uplifting journey of Reverend John B. and Willa A. Rice, showcasing their impactful lives, deep love, and dedicated ministries. Through heartfelt anecdotes, it celebrates their legacy as remarkable parents to eleven children, emphasizing the profound influence they had on their family and community. The book serves as a tribute to their enduring spirit and the values they instilled in their children.

The story unfolds with two Ethiopian sisters, orphaned after their father, overwhelmed by despair, commits an unthinkable act against their mother during a desperate journey to escape drought. As the sisters grapple with the trauma of losing their mother, they are left to fend for themselves in the forest. Their harrowing night spent beside her lifeless body is interrupted by the imminent threat of a wild boar drawn by the scent of blood, heightening the tension and danger of their dire situation.