Fonzie’S Boy: Invisible Hope Series: Book Iii

By Marsha Franks and Elenei Rae Pulido

Drugs seem to be in every neighborhood today. Tyrone lives in a poor neighborhood, in the housing project area. He has no father in the house, so he hangs out with his two thirteen-year-old friends. His mother works at night, so Tyrone is out at night with his friends. There is not much money in his house, so he sells drugs with his two friends to have money for food, shoes, and clothes; to go to the movies; and to do other things he wants. Tyrone has been taking some drugs with his friends also. He is only ten. His friends find a different drug to sell, and they try it. They go to the house where it is being made. It is called meth.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Apr 2, 2017
• ISBN: 9781524590284

Marsha Franks

Marsha Mechaw Franks was raised in rural Cullman County in Alabama. She worked in a factory for over 17 years. In her 40s she became a police officer. Later, she became an investigator over child and sexual abuse cases. She saw children in many situations where they needed help. support, and love from their exposure to physical and sexual abuse, drugs being manufactured in their home or a parent on drugs, natural disasters, racial tensions, and parental neglect. She is now retired. Marsha believes books can help guide children in difficult situations and give them hope for their future.

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Copyright © 2017 by Marsha Franks. 756775

ISBN:   Softcover   978-1-5245-9029-1

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Rev. date: 03/09/2017

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Tyrone James lives on the west side of Birmingham, AL near Ensley. He lives with his mom, Shantel James, and his two sisters, Shaton, 7, and Shala, 9. Tyrone’s father left right after he was born. His mom said his dad did not want to have kids anymore so he left them. His father cannot be found to pay child support to his mother. Shaton and Shala’s father pays enough child support to keep him