My daughter, Keeva McLeod, has been blessed to participate in two compilations by Tenaria Drummond-Smith, founder and visionary of Awesome Women On The Move. Please consider supporting them in their literary efforts:  

     

I was inspired to do an Inspirational Journal because I wanted women from different walks of life to write from their hearts so that readers could glean from their experiences.  If we could put a smile on someone's face, then we know that this isn't just another journal.  

It's my desire for everyone who reads this prophetic Awesome Women On The Move Prayer Book to feel the power of anointed prayer coming from these pages. 
by Tenaria Drummond-Smith

 

Sunrise Sentiments

Sunrise Sentiments
Morning Inspirations & Reflections
by William L. McLeod and Kevin T. McLeod

My estranged husband has co-authored a daily inspiration book with my son.  Please consider supporting them on this journey of faith and blessings.

African American Children's Books

African American Children’s Books by Julia R. Davis
http://www.juliardavis.com/

Creator of the “I Love Me” Series, including . . .

• I Love Me and my Wheelchair
• I Love Me and my Big Hair
• I Have Cancer and I Love Me
• I Have Autism and I Love Me (coming soon)

Get a Library Card!

Did you know that there are 212 libraries in communities throughout New York City that offer millions of books and resources, and internet access free of charge? Get ready for the start of a great school year by applying for a Library Card today!  Download the “Get A Library Card Guide” in pdf at http://www.nyc.gov/html/dycd/downloads/pdf/Get_a_Library_Card_Guide.pdf.

Do I Look Like an ATM?: A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible African American Children

Do I Look Like an ATM?:  A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible African American Children by Sabrina Lamb
Book Signing Today, March 7, 6:30pm-9:30pm at Melba's 125,
Harlem State Office Building, 163 West 125th Street, 3rd Floor, in Harlem, New York.  Hors 'doerves served.  FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!  You may know her as the woman who stopped Shanty Lo's All My Baby Mamas' reality show in its tracks, but Sabrina Lamb is about serious business . . . and among many accomplishments, she is the Founding Chief Executive Office of the WorldofMoney.org, a leading provider of financial education of under-served youth in the New York City Tri-State area.  Under her leadership, she has spearheaded the WorldoMoney.org Youth Financial Education Training Institute, attracting financial experts, whom are adept in teaching yough disciplined saving, stocks/bonds, real estate investment, insurance and so on.  We have all had the conversation . . . It's about the economics.  While we continue to talk Sabrina is acting to create financially empowered youth who will make choices between the new Nike shoe and financial freedom for themselves and their family.  Don't miss this unique opportunity to meet her and secure her most recent book.