I Shall Dance

"I Shall Dance is the story of Mylam the dancing lamb. What an intriguing story the author has given us. You see as you read the story the relationships and influence of the others on Mylam. Nevertheless, the most important and greatest was to come. Truly a great read for all the children and those that love children." -Gary Mathews, children's minister and author of When I Grow Up

Josiah Samuel Benjamin, my grandson, is my inspiration for this story. I cherish the early mornings when he burst into my room and ask, "hey, you wanna dance?" His Great Grandma Betty, having a love for dance says, "dancing may be his calling." Josiah's resaon for dancing is, "I gotsta move it girl " He has a collection of Fedoras, hats from Walmart, and wears them everywhere he goes. They inspire him to dance. When entering a church, Josiah forgets about his hat and sets it aside. As you read this story, you will see the similarities between Josiah and Mylam, the dancing lamb. Josiah Samuel, I am in love with who you are, and I am proud to be your grandma. You light up my world with your infectious smiles and laughter. Always dance to the music of your heart.

"This is a great children's book that happily joins the wonder of childhood to the tender protection of, Jesus our Great Shepherd. I am happy to recommend this book to you for your children as one they will enjoy reading and learning from, over and over." -Ron Gadberry, author of Godsong and Forever