Helen Slaughter, Youth and Bullying Prevention Advocate, Wraps Up Successful Book Signing at Book Festival at Printers Row, Chicago

Helen J. Slaughter is the founder of Mothers Beneath My Wings, a non-profit organization where she used her entrepreneurial skills to help youth trapped in homelessness. She is also an advocate for bullying awareness and prevention, as well as a devout Christian who encourages prayer among children.

Recently, she has taken on the new mission of becoming a children’s book author as part of her work to spread a message of faith.

She just finished a very successful book signing session for one of her works at a major outdoor book festival at Printers Row in Chicago. The title of her featured work is “The Big Race and God’s Gifts: A Story to Inspire and Encourage Kids to DREAM BIG! Dreams,” which touches on several of the lessons she has shared in her non-profit experience.

Its story follows two friends - Tarrence the Rabbit and Samuel the Squirrel. The two animal friends have a few things in common, such as big dreams and a love for running.

Still, Samuel is the shy kid as well as the new one at school. That has made him a prime target for bullies like Big Bad John and his gang. It will be up to Tarrence to help Samuel, as well as show readers what it means to strengthen a friendship while pursuing a big dream together.

Slaughter has been very excited to use her books to help children discover the treasure that is God’s love, and looks forward to sharing her work with bigger audiences. They can be sure to expect more from her at other upcoming book fairs.

Get a copy of “The Big Race and God’s Gifts: A Story to Inspire and Encourage Kids to DREAM BIG! Dreams” on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Learn more about Helen J. Slaughter and her work at https://www.authorhelenjslaughterbooks.com/.

“The Big Race and God’s Gifts: A Story to Inspire and Encourage Kids to DREAM BIG! Dreams”
Author: Helen J. Slaughter
Published date: November 8, 2023
Publisher: Xulon Press
Genre: Spiritiuality

Author Bio

Helen J. Slaughter is an entrepreneur, and an advocate for homeless youth and bullying awareness and prevention. She’s also a part-time inspiring children’s Christian book author who is passionate about encouraging Christian parents and families to raise their kids with a mindset and understanding of how to read the Bible for themselves and develop their faith and a loving relationship with God. She encourages knowledge of His Word the Bible, to live by on a day-to-day basis with the good and bad days in their life’s journey and challenges and to feel free to pray about any situation, such as bullying and any other matters of their life’s, bad or good.

Helen’s hopes and prayers are to create and write children’s Christian picture books to be used as teaching tools to help encourage other kids in their faith and help them learn how to read the Bible on their own. Welcoming answers for kids ages 4 – 9 years old. As the Bible scripture teaches, “Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old, they will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6).

A Little Fairly Name Wanda “Do animals and Creepy Creature Pray?” is her fourth children’s Christian picture book. Helen’s writing niche is to bring Bullying Awareness and Bullying Prevention through using the Bible and God’s Word. Her hopes and prayers are that as parents and children read this story, they will have the opportunity to lead their children to God’s Word, at an early age to receive the wealth of God’s love, and promises in direction, guidance, and protection into their lives, and help them see how God created each of them as unique individuals.

The old phrase, “Stick and Stones May Break My Bones,” but names will never hurt me. Those words are no long true No one deserves to be bullied. Helen says, “Bullying hurts,” and we as parents, teachers, families, and community members need to put a stop to it and stand up to bullying in our schools and communities. Helen says that she was bullied as a kid and that it shattered her self-esteem and almost ruined her adult life and dreams of becoming a nurse.

Helen is the founder of Mothers Beneath My Wings, a startup, non-profit organization that offers housing to youth experiencing homelessness. The Youth Transitional Living provides housing and educational services to help homeless children and unaccompanied youth experiencing homelessness develop skills and steps toward moving out of homelessness and living independently as healthy, successful, and productive adults. She’s a proud single mother of four grown kids, Carolyn, Steven, Carla, and Carmen. She is blessed by being a grandparent of twenty-one grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren

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