It Takes a Town to Raise an Orphan

<p>Life is most definitely what you make of it. Jimmy Brown didn't have a head start or any say on where his life began. He had only two and one-half years with a caring mother before she disappeared from his life due to her inheritance of chromosomes that slowly took over her nervous system-known today as Huntington's Chorea-before she died.</p><p> </p><p>Jimmy Brown's story tells how the residents of a small town in the Midwest embraced him in his growing-up years as an orphan. They showed compassion and built unbreakable bonds as Jimmy struggled to leave his only friends at the orphanage and identify with a family after the loss of his mother. His story touches the heart and reminds the reader that love and sharing can make a huge difference in a person's life. Finding the lost child inside all of us and our desires to know we belong and are loved are important elements in any relationship but especially for an orphan boy.</p><p> </p><p>Jimmy wrote this book with the intent to explain the importance of where he came from who he is where he'll go and how every orphaned child can experience a fulfilling journey with a love-filled life even from strangers. This is an easy read for boys aged 11-17 and for their caregivers. No matter how far Jimmy Brown travels a little piece of home will always follow. It Takes A Town to Raise an Orphan Boy is Jimmy's second book in a three-book series.</p>