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In My Father’s Arms
In My Father’s Arms
In My Father’s Arms
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In My Father’s Arms

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There is something peculiar about holding on to someone’s hands. Likewise, a hug or to be found in the arms of someone that means a lot to you is a feeling which is hard to express or utter into words. The feelings and emotions linger even when that hug or touch is over. The past is the past, so is the present or what might unfold in the future. That’s what we have been taught and may also teach others. In My Father’s Arms unfolds and looks at individuals’ perspectives of a father. It also unlocks the door of their past on those memories which they dearly cherished. Those memories are some of the building blocks for their current present, which might be unfolding while trying to navigate and adjust the foundation laid to present a lasting future. Remember that you are not alone, whatever your current circumstance may be, and whichever story may resonate with you when reading or listening to this book. May you be surrounded in this life’s journey by others who cherish not only your present story or your prospect future but also value your precious past.
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Release dateOct 31, 2022
ISBN9781398472877
In My Father’s Arms
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C. Hankins

C. Hankins has always loved reading and writing. Throughout her schooling years, she struggled with writing, and her English tutors would point this out to her. Still, that did not stop her from making up stories and writing them at home, especially at a younger age. She felt more at ease because she was not being criticised or judged for the structure/grammar. At the age of 9 or 10, her love for writing in her diary began, and most evenings, she would reflect on her day and write about it. Christiana loved recounting and sharing her thoughts, sometimes expressing what she couldn’t convey to others in writing. As she grew older, she also fell in love with journaling and writing about everything: songs, poems, words of encouragement, testimonies/gratitude, and so forth. Once Christiana started writing about things, it could be endless, spending hours doing so. It’s a desire and passion that has permanently been embedded within her soul, that she finds hard to explain. Although, born in Sierra Leone, Christiana’s home is still in the UK, where she has spent most of her life growing up. She loves travelling, and she is blessed to be in a profession that does not limit but enhances her passion further.

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    In My Father’s Arms - C. Hankins

    About the Author

    C. Hankins has always loved reading and writing. Throughout her schooling years, she struggled with writing, and her English tutors would point this out to her. Still, that did not stop her from making up stories and writing them at home, especially at a younger age. She felt more at ease because she was not being criticised or judged by the structure/grammar.

    At the age of 9 or 10, her love for writing in her diary began, and most evenings, she would reflect on her day and write about it. Hankins loved recounting and sharing her thoughts, sometimes expressing what she couldn’t convey to others in writing. As she grew older, she also fell in love with journaling and writing about everything: songs, poems, words of encouragement, testimonies/gratitude, and so forth. Once she starts writing about things, it can be endless, spending hours doing so. It’s a desire and passion that has permanently been embedded within her soul; that she finds hard to explain.

    Although born in Sierra Leone, Hankins’ home is still in the UK, where she has spent most of her life growing up. She loves travelling, and she is blessed to be in a profession that does not limit her but enhances her passion further.

    Dedication

    I dedicate this book to my cherished sister, Ann-Marie. Although the choice was never yours when it came to whom your father could be or how your early stage of building blocks was laid down, yet still, your worth and value are far more precious than what the physical eyes may see or behold. You are chosen, loved, and begotten. You are His, the One and True Only!

    To the estranged fathers, may your eyes be open to getting a preview and snapshot of each choice being laid down by you. The fatherless, may you always know you are never alone but are forever surrounded by others who may be worthy of taking on the role you desire. Finally, to the fathers who reflect the true heart and description of the Heavenly Father, may you never stop burning that flame for all to witness and bestow.

    Copyright Information ©

    C. Hankins 2022

    The right of C. Hankins to be identified as author of this work has been asserted by the author in accordance with sections 77 and 78 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publishers.

    Any person who commits any unauthorised act in relation to this publication may be liable to criminal prosecution and civil claims for damages.

    The story, experiences, and words are the author’s alone.

    A CIP catalogue record for this title is available from the British Library.

    ISBN 9781398472853 (Paperback)

    ISBN 9781398472877 (ePub e-book)

    ISBN 9781398472860 (Audiobook)

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    First Published 2022

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    Acknowledgements

    I would first and foremost like to acknowledge my nephew, Samuel, my nieces, Mary-Ann and Elizabeth, Amechi Odeleye, Nafisa Salisu, Adrienne M Waller, and Taryn Wilkinson. Thank you for your

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