Lynda’s Baby
Lynda’s Baby by Sharon Koble, published by XULON Press on July 11, 2020, is a 36-page book written in English. This true story follows Oluwafemi, a boy born with a crooked leg who was abandoned at birth and later adopted, ultimately becoming a professional soccer player. The narrative emphasizes themes of hope and healing, illustrating that every life has purpose and encouraging readers to pursue their dreams with perseverance and faith.
In this inspiring account, readers will discover Oluwafemi’s journey and the challenges he faced along the way. The book aims to motivate children of all ages to work hard and trust in God for the seemingly impossible. With its focus on personal memoirs and Christian living, Lynda’s Baby serves as a reminder of resilience and the importance of believing in oneself, making it a meaningful addition to the genres of biography and autobiography.
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Lynda’s Baby is the true story of Oluwafemi, a boy born with a crooked leg who was abandoned at birth, adopted and became a professional soccer player. His journey is one of hope and healing and reminds readers that every life has purpose. Lynda’s Baby will inspire children of all ages to work hard, never give up on their dreams and trust God for the impossible!
Sharon Koble has always had a heart for children, so it’s no wonder that she chose to teach as her career. After teaching elementary school for several years, Sharon chose to “retire” to become a stay-at-home mom. Which, by the way, has been her favorite job of all! She enjoys working on charitable projects that benefit others, especially the underdog or those who can’t defend themselves. Her ultimate goal is to make a difference, no matter how small, hoping to point others to Jesus in the process.
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