Jack and Kitty's Feel-Good Stories: Love Grows In Crooked Places and Other Tales

By Kitty Norton and Jack Norton

Ever craved a book that captures the essence of womanhood? A heartwarming story that wraps you in a warm embrace, like a loved one's hug or a leisurely stroll through nature? This collection of 11 short tales, Jack and Kitty's Feel-Good Stories, is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face and have you shouting "You go, girl!" from the rooftops.

 

These empowering tales will make you smile, laugh, and maybe even shed a tear:

• A 63-year-old great-grandmother achieves her dream of graduating college.
• An adopted young woman journeys to Italy to find her birth mother through a photograph.
• A seemingly ugly hole in the wall reveals a cherished family treasure.
• A disastrous haircut leads to a hilarious mishap.
• A single mom's labor of love for her daughter's prom dress brings an unexpected gift ... and other moments that will steal your heart.

Treat yourself to some well-deserved me-time with these uplifting tales. Whether you're in need of a good laugh, a comforting anecdote, or just a moment to celebrate the incredible person you are, this collection is the perfect companion for anyone looking to feel good and be inspired.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jack and Kitty Media Group
• Release date: Feb 20, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224085095

Kitty Norton

Kitty Norton is an Emmy Award winning author of steamy romance stories. She’s also an audio artist creating spicy audios and audiobooks. She created a publishing and production company called Jack and Kitty After Dark with her best friend and soulmate Jack (who happens to also be her husband).Jack and Kitty are popular vloggers and enjoy sharing quirky videos of their everyday life together.Kitty is proudly bisexual and is a strong supporter of the LGBTQ+ community. She also volunteers her time at a local animal rescue shelter and with several environmental organizations.Kitty Norton lives with her girlfriend and husband. She enjoys animals, travel, raw vegan food, gardening, yoga, pilates, reading, making music and spending time in nature.

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Jack and Kitty's Feel-Good Stories: Love Grows In Crooked Places and Other Tales

Jack and Kitty's Feel-Good Stories: Love Grows In Crooked Places and Other Tales

Kitty Norton

Jack Norton

Jack and Kitty Media Group

Contents

Join the Feel-Good Fam!

1. Bad Hair Day

2. Caps Off to Memaw!

3. Love Grows in Crooked Places

4. Chuck It In The F**k It Bucket

5. Ugly Hole in the Wall

6. Sewn With Love

7. Like A Girl

8. A Lot for Lottie

9. Smiles Are the Language of the Heart

10. Photograph

11. Ella Talked

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Chapter 1

Bad Hair Day

In the cozy living room of the Anderson family, nestled in the heart of a quiet suburb, laughter and chatter filled the air. Heather, a woman with a heart as big as her smile, sat nervously in a makeshift salon chair, her eyes darting between the scissors and her niece, Reya, a budding cosmetologist.

Now, Auntie, just a tiny trim, okay? Reya's voice was a mix of excitement and caution as she prepared to practice for her upcoming exam.

Heather chuckled, Of course, dear. I trust you completely.

As Reya started snipping, Mr. Anderson peeked in, his eyes twinkling with mischief. Looking good, honey!

Suddenly, Reya reached for the clippers. Just a quick fix for this flyaway, she said with a confident grin.

Heather’s eyes widened. Clippers? Are you sure?

Totally sure! Reya reassured her.

But fate had other plans. Just as Reya neared Heather’s forehead, a sneeze caught her off guard. The clippers buzzed menacingly, and a large chunk of hair fell to the ground. Reflexively, Heather reached up to feel where the clippers had been. Her fingers found a patch of bald scalp, sending a wave of shock through her.

Heather gasped as she saw her reflection. Oh no, my hair! Tears welled up in her eyes.

Reya panicked, Ahhh, maybe I can brush some of your longer hair over to cover it up? she suggested frantically.

Heather, horrified, replied, I can't go out into public with a comb-over!

Reya, growing more desperate, suggested, What if we cut the other side to make it more even?

Heather's dismay deepened at the suggestion, her expression a mix of shock and disbelief.

Hearing the commotion, Mr. Anderson rushed in. Honey, it’s ... it’s not that bad, he stammered, trying to hide his shock.

I look like a plucked chicken! Heather sobbed.

Seeing her aunt's distress, Reya rushed to Heather's closet, grabbing a few pieces of jewelry, some makeup, and colorful scarves. She brought them into the living room, hopeful. Maybe if we accessorize and highlight your pretty features, people will focus on that instead of the hair! she said with an optimistic smile.

Just then, Alex and Charlie, her sons, walked in, their eyes as wide as saucers. They stood speechless, taking in the sight of their mother's new hairstyle.

Mr. Anderson quickly jumped in, You look great with that jazzy scarf! No one will notice the hair, honey! Right, boys?

Alex, the oldest, tried to sound upbeat, Yeah, Mom, it's ... um, a unique style!

Charlie,