Chocolate Chip Morsels

<p>I can think about a homemade apple pie baking in the oven with its fresh sliced apples cinnamon and nutmeg the melted butter and filling drizzling over the sides. I can almost smell it even taste it. Can you? </p> <p>In the story “Chocolate Chip Morsels” when one person gives what they have to someone who doesn’t deserve it what can we expect? </p> <p>How do you know when to listen to your heart and when to listen to others? In “Gift for Mama” we learn this very valuable lesson. </p> <p>At times you should ask for help. At other times you need to step up and “Butter Your Own Corn.” Each chocolate chip morsel found in this book will portray character-building insight for the child in you. </p> <p>“This is something we can all relate to. One can envision a parent or grandparent surrounded by their children discussing these life lessons to be embraced.” —Lorraine Reiber Financial Administrator for Chicago Bridge & Iron Utah </p> <p>“What an uplifting encouraging book. As a family we all get something from each story—and a little laugh too.” —Jonathon Otts Engineering Specialist Alabama </p> <p>“In this fast-paced world we live in these stories are timely in my own life and valuable in teaching good morals for all ages. Great stories to share around a campfire or a kitchen table.” —Henry Florczak Farmer of East Texas. </p> <p>“In my walk with the Lord there are times when I need to be reminded of the goodness of God. Dawn Gwin is one who explains the way through her stories.” —F.H. Dewey; Retired Railroad Engineer Anchorage Alaska. </p> <p>“Inspirational and wise stories. They are a great reminder to be kind and selfless. It also made me think about what I’m leaving behind for others.” —Ashley Wolsey age 13 a young reader</p>