Entertaining Stories - Bessie Frazier - Bog

"Entertaining Stories" will take readers from fantasy to reality. Sometimes incidents in our lives turn us into people we were not meant to be. Evil may bring out evil. What causes "The Stone King," to drunge? In the "Lavender Dress," readers will find out how a person can go from poor, to well off, and yet not be happy.
Jennifer has to make a tough decision. Would her choice be your first guess?
Victor has to accept the consequence of being deceitful in "Victor Learns a Lesson". The main character is forced to say something that will shatter her self-esteem. Should she forgive her mother? Will readers be able to justify the mother's actions in "The Onion?"
Entertaining stories have strong messages and critical thinking skills. Some stories question decisions and judgments. Readers may ask who is the hero and who is the villain. This book will challenge minds and imaginations. At times, it may be an emotional roller coaster ride.
Some stories will provoke sensitivity and remorse, while others foster a feeling of contempt, disdain, or perhaps a feeling of forgiveness and/or understanding.
Entertaining stories can lead to great discussions.