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Listen as author Mabel Elizabeth Singletary gives a peek behind the idea and creation of the second book in The Mustard Seeds Series: Good Friends.
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Behind the story with Author Mabel Elizabeth Singletary as she talks about the inspiration for a book from The Also Rans Series: Run, Jeremiah Run!
This week I'd like to share with listeners the inspiration behind The Mustard Seeds Series #1: Good Neighbors.
Uncle Gerald told Alan he had a surprise for the team but didn’t reveal what it was. He asked Alan to go and round up everyone for practice. When Alan and the other boys reached Jimmy’s house, they didn’t want to get him and didn’t want him on the team. Alan decided to do what his uncle had asked and that was to get everyone—including Jimmy. Alan felt bad when he realized Jimmy had heard what the other boys had said about him.
Jimmy apologized for the way he had treated Alan and Alan saw that as a new beginning. Alan and Jimmy went to the field where they found Uncle Gerald and the rest of the team. When Uncle Gerald realized there were some who didn’t want Jimmy to play, he reminded them that a
In our last episode, Alan and Jimmy got to the baseball field and found that none of the kids had shown up. It was soon clear to them—no one wanted Jimmy to be there. Alan felt bad because he didn’t want Jimmy there either. However, remembering how his mom had once told him to treat others the way he wanted to be treated, he decided to say something nice to Jimmy.
Once the rest of the kids arrived, Marcus and Craig made sure Jimmy knew they didn’t
In Chapter 12, Uncle Gerald encouraged Alan to come with him to the baseball field and get his chance to
Alan was stunned when his uncle told him to go and get Jimmy if he didn’t show up. He explained that
Both Uncle Gerald and Alan were shocked to find that no one had shown up for practice. Alan knew Jimmy had
Alan was surprised when he got home to find Jimmy Fishburn sitting at his patio table. Jimmy explained why
As much as he hated liverwurst, Alan tried to swallow down his sandwich so he could get to Ms. Ginny's and meet her grandson. He was happy when Mom gave in and decided to let him go. When he got to Ms. Ginny's, Alan was shocked when she and her grandson James came downstairs. It was at that moment Alan realized Ms. Ginny didn't know her grandson the way Alan knew him.
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