“Summer’s Storm” by Linda J. Elliott and Summer Pelphrey: A Heartwarming Adventure of Friendship and Forgiveness

If you’re on the lookout for a heartwarming tale to whisk you away into a world of friendship and forgiveness, then “Summer’s Storm” by Linda J. Elliott and Summer Pelphrey is the perfect ticket to an enchanting adventure.

Linda Joyce Thornsberry Elliott, a seasoned storyteller, joins forces with the imaginative Summer Pelphrey, a young author and illustrator. Together, they weave a story that will capture the hearts of little ones and the young at heart.

It revolves around Summer, a young ewe lamb, living her best life under the watchful eye of the Good Shepherd. Life is all fun and games until a game of hide-and-seek takes an unexpected turn, leaving Summer in a bit of a pickle. But fear not, because this isn’t just any story—it’s a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and the incredible power of forgiveness.

Linda, with her knack for storytelling, and Summer, with her youthful creativity, take you on a ride through Summer’s ups and downs. From feelings of abandonment to a dream of revenge, the story explores the highs and lows of young emotions. But the magic happens when Summer wakes up to find her friends and the Good Shepherd standing by her side, teaching all of us a thing or two about forgiveness and the strength that comes from owning up to our mistakes.

In the words of the Good Shepherd in the book, “I forgive you. I’ll cleanse all that hate from your heart. I’ll fill you with love and My righteousness, And give your young life a new start.” Now, if that doesn’t tug at your heartstrings, what will?

The words of the Good Shepherd in “Summer’s Storm” encapsulate a deep lesson on forgiveness, emphasizing its power. The Shepherd’s promise to forgive, cleanse hate from the heart, fill with love and righteousness, and provide a new start underscores the healing nature of forgiveness. It goes beyond a mere pardon, advocating for a deep internal transformation that replaces negativity with love and moral integrity. The message resonates with the idea that forgiveness not only frees the forgiven but also liberates the forgiver from the burdens of resentment. It serves as a poignant reminder that letting go of grudges and embracing forgiveness opens the door to healing, renewal, and the potential for a brighter future.

“Summer’s Storm” isn’t just a book; it’s a delightful journey that encourages kids to think about the power of forgiveness, the importance of compassion, and the enduring strength of love. And guess what? You can snag your very own copy to begin on this enchanting adventure. Just hop on over to the authors’ website to dive into the world of Linda J. Elliott and Summer Pelphrey, where storytelling meets illustration in the most magical way.

Get ready for a ride where lessons are learned, friendships are sealed, and love triumphs over all. “Summer’s Storm” is not just a story; it’s a friend waiting to be discovered. Get your copy and visit www.booksbylindajelliot.com.

About the Author

Linda Joyce Thornsberry Elliott is the author and illustrator of several books including “Pumpkin Pilgrimage,” “Fun In The Park,” “The High-Back Forty,” “Who’s Going To Tie Your Shoes,” “Billy Bob’s Bean Patch,” “Among The Elbows,” “Three Trees Over,” and “Doctor Cow.” The book Behold Easter is written by Linda but Willie, her husband, did the photography, and she is the author of Back Street Butterfly which is illustrated by Lewis Newman.

She is a graduate of Alice Lloyd College in ‘Knott County Kentucky where she attended for two years and then attended and graduated from Berea College in Madison County Kentucky. She taught kindergarten and first grade for twenty-seven years. She is now retired and lives in McDowell, Kentucky with her husband Willie. They have one son Ryan.

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