Today is the day. It has been over a year since my sister had a prophetic word about writing a book, and it took a year to write and organise....but today is the day when "Marigold the Journey home" by Marisa Rosie finally arrived on her doorstep from the Lithuanian printer.

A story for kids of all ages about the Fatherheart of God and how much God loves each one of them.

For me the story has extra significance as each character is one of my sister's childhood soft toys and there is even one or two of mine too.
  
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