Discover the Extraordinary in Everyday Life with Raouf Mama’s “It Was A Beautiful Day and Other Personal Quiet Miracle Stories”

Raouf Mama, a respected teacher and storyteller, shares heartwarming tales in his newest book: “It Was A Beautiful Day and Other Personal Quiet Miracle Stories.” Through easy-to-understand narratives, Mama invites us to find beauty and inspiration in life’s ordinary moments.

In “It Was A Beautiful Day,” Mama shares personal experiences that show the strength of the human spirit and the power of hope. Set in rural Connecticut, these stories remind us to appreciate life’s small blessings and marvel at the world around us.

From stories of unexpected meetings to acts of kindness from strangers, Mama’s tales celebrate the everyday miracles that surround us. Each story encourages us to pause, reflect, and find meaning in the simple things.

Drawing on his upbringing in Benin and his Roman Catholic faith, Mama infuses his storytelling with a sense of spirituality and wonder. His words encourage us to slow down, appreciate the present moment, and find joy in everyday life.

“It Was A Beautiful Day” isn’t just a book of stories; it’s a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment. Mama’s gentle words and heartfelt reflections remind us to be grateful, compassionate, and courageous in the face of challenges.

As we read Mama’s stories, we’re reminded that miracles are all around us if we take the time to notice. Each story offers a glimpse into the human experience and serves as a source of comfort and inspiration.

For those seeking solace, wisdom, and a renewed sense of wonder, “It Was A Beautiful Day and Other Personal Quiet Miracle Stories” is a must-read. Join Raouf Mama on a journey of discovery and uncover the extraordinary in the everyday.

To get your copy of “It Was A Beautiful Day and Other Personal Quiet Miracle Stories” and learn more about the book, visit https://authorraoufmama.com/.

The Author

Dr. Raouf Mama is a Distinguished Professor of English and Storytelling, a CSU Professor and a best-selling author, the only one in the world today who tells in English, French, Fon, and Yoruba folktales from his native Benin and other parts of the world. His books Include “Fortune’s Favored Child” (a memoir), “Why Monkeys Live In Trees” (2008 Winner of the National Multicultural Children’s Book Award), and “Pearls of Wisdom” (Co-author: Mary Romney).

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