Kelly Miller: 5 books

For better or worse, teachers talk all day long. Part of teaching is helping students to recognize and manage their behavior. Where would a teacher be without a well behaved class?

I recently read a book titled A Lawyer Reviews the Illegal Trial of Jesus by Earle L. Wingo. I was deeply affected and inspired to write poems based on the injustices that Jesus suffered on His final day. I felt strongly that Jesus knows all that we have, will, and do go through. He understands. A...

I went on an ancient journey and discovered the Lord anew. Come see how He lived and loved while honoring the life of a Jew. I picture Him, the Son of God, very much a part of the community; Reading the Torah in the synagogue while being under much scrutiny Wearing the cloth of the day...

Here is a book full of quick poems for the young learner! Recite them and let them help you develop the skills you need to reach your best: how to participate, focus, apply knowledge, stay organized, and also how to put yourself into an adventure story where you solve your own problem and learn a lesson!

Vessels of worth carry the truth. Here are a selection of poems written in vessels. Each vessel is meant to hold its own truth.