Name: STORIES THE HEART CARRIES Words Cannot Tell VOLUME ONE: Three Stories of Family, Faith, Gratitude, and the Values That Shape Our Lives
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Author: SIMON, MISHA
ISBN: 9798193530558

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STORIES THE HEART CARRIES Words Cannot Tell VOLUME ONE: Three Stories of Family, Faith, Gratitude, and the Values That Shape Our Lives

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Publisher

Independently published

Author

SIMON, MISHA

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9798193530558

STORIES THE HEART CARRIES Words Cannot Tell VOLUME ONE: Three Stories of Family, Faith, Gratitude, and the Values That Shape Our Lives

Simon, Misha (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

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Synopsis "STORIES THE HEART CARRIES Words Cannot Tell VOLUME ONE: Three Stories of Family, Faith, Gratitude, and the Values That Shape Our Lives"

Every family carries a story it doesn't tell out loud. Stories the Heart Carries, Words Cannot Tell — Volume One brings together three quiet, moving stories about the values that hold a family together long after the smiles fade and the doors close. In Painted Windows, a family that has spent years covering its windows — and its truths — with paint learns that peace without honesty is only silence. In The Pride of Wealth and the Struggle of Poverty, a community of families chasing bigger houses and finer things discovers, generations later, that true wealth was never in what they owned. And in The Village Where the Lamps Shone, a boy learns — through jealousy, betrayal, forgiveness, and a flood that brings a whole village together — that gratitude and fairness are the quiet strength beneath every good family. These are stories about ordinary people facing ordinary choices: whether to speak the truth or protect an image, whether to compare or to be grateful, whether to take revenge or to forgive. Written for readers of every age, this collection is meant to be read slowly, discussed openly, and passed from one generation to the next. Good hearts build good families. Good families build good societies. Good societies help build a peaceful world.