Prayers of a Child’S Heart

By Tammy Lynn Robinson

Prayers of A Childs Heart, is a fun and exciting book for children! It expresses short stories from my childhood in the form of prayers. It is a dialog between me and God. You could say, I tell him everything! Yes, the good and the bad. Even though, Ive never heard him say one word. His blood, grace, and spirit spoke volumes on my behalf. His manifestation in my life is proof enough that he heard me and continues to hear my prayers. I am a witness that God cares and answers prayers! I have many testimonies! Therefore, I say to you never think that your prayer is too odd, short, long, bothersome, or that it doesnt matter, because it does. Please know you dont have to pray according to anyones approval. In fact, you can go to God anytime of the day or night in your own way and believe that he hears and rewards those who earnestly seek him with a favorable yes, no, or wait. I am grateful that he is my Heavenly Father and he believes in me! In the absence of my biological father, he has been there for me all the days of my life. Yes, I make mistakes too, but thanks to my Savior Jesus Christ, Hes always there to help me overcome!

Prayers of A Childs Heart, also encourages children to tap into their God-given abilities and talents! Please know, its easy for other people to shoot down your ideas, but dont you ever do that. You can turn your ideas and dreams into inventions and possibilities when you believe in the power of prayer. In First Thessalonians 5:17 it says, Pray continually! Not that we should always be on our knees or calling upon God with bowed heads; but it show our God that we acknowledge him. Prayer is a benefit for us; it blesses our lives in every good or bad situation. Prayer moves God on our behalf and it moves us forward in every good work. I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I enjoyed writing it. Remember, believe that God hears you when you pray and always aspire to let your little light shine! May God bless you is my prayer! ?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Mar 12, 2014
• ISBN: 9781493177790

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Copyright © 2014 by Tammy Lynn Robinson. 609048

ISBN: Softcover        978-1-4931-7780-6

ISBN: EBook            978-1-4931-7779-0

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Rev. date: 03/04/2014

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Dedicated to:

With grateful appreciation to the Lord God Almighty!

I dedicate this book to my children:

John, IV and Tamara Lynn

To my siblings:

Priscilla, John Henry (Pop), Dorothy, Major,

Demery (Poppa), and Latonya (Shonda)

To my family and friends,

and to the children of the world!

I Love You All Bunches!

Tammy Lynn

Contents

Butterflies, Fireflies, and Bumblebees

Barber Shop

Clobbered

Dreams Have Wings

Country Time

Backyard Fruit Ball

Ooh, I’m Telling Mama

Do You See What I See

Mama Dee and Gramps

Run Away

Why God Made Girls

Butterflies, Fireflies, and Bumblebees

Dear God,

Mama said we could go to the park today. Pop and Major rode their bikes We played in the sandbox, and buried rocks like hidden treasures in the sand. I got on the swings, sea saws, and the merry-go-rounds until I got extremely dizzy. Then we played tag with Tonya, Raymond, Seymone, and the other neighborhood kids. It was great going up and down the monkey bars, balance beams, slides, and running around! When the ice cream truck came we got now and later candy, popsicles, and potato chips. After we fed the ducks, Poppa and his friends played off in the distance flying their kites.

The weather was sunny with a gentle breeze. The sun reflected off of our jars like diamond sparkles. The girls had a double-dutch jump rope contest, which the boys kept interrupting. We picked flowers, played hide-and-seek, hop scotch, tag, and red light green light. We couldn’t get in the pool, but mama let us play