Sela: Through Her Daddy's Eyes
© 2010 Karlene A. Hamilton

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How do you build self confidence in your child or even in yourself?

Written as a children’s picture book, this easy to read story is suitable for girls and boys and for adults too. The entertaining story is accompanied by emotion-packed illustrations, captures your interest.

The underlying theme of our heavenly Father who loves us and cares for us is the example that every earthly father (or mother) needs to do the work they have been given.

It is a powerful tool for parents and other caregivers to use to develop confidence and esteem in children.

Happy and free, Sela spends her days singing and playing on the beach near her home. Then one day a terrible stranger tries to make her feel bad about herself. Will she remember what her Father always says? “I love you, Sela. Nothing compares to you.” Follow the lovely Sela as she finds out who she really is.

Paperback: 24 pages
Publisher: Good Success Productions
ISBN: 978-0-9817717-1-7
Size: 8 x 9 inches

Price Paperback version: $10.00
Price eBook version: $7.00

What others are saying…

Mrs. Hamilton has definitely earned the knowledge and expertise that is required of a professional in youth services and education which has given her the platform to empower a generation. Her warm spirit and servant's heart has been an asset to everyone she encounters.
The main character, young Sela, feels protected and comforted by the words of her Father. She has a happy, free spirit, and represents a young girls' optimism and hope. This book is centered around Sela, and a solid, healthy relationship with her father. The awesome content builds the reader’s imagination down to the very last page of the book. The professional drawings, the vibrant colors and magnificent shading of the book's pictures brought life to the story. A short and easy-to-read story for children, youth of all ages would greatly benefit from books with awesome life messages like this one exudes. I would definitely recommend this to girls and their caregivers alike. It is sure to positively impact the lives of children everywhere.
Andrieka J. Austin, Youth Enrichment Expert
Founder, Journey Girl www.journeygirl.org

The story of Sela shows familial love and support through a relationship shared between a father and his daughter. Scared by hurtful words of a stranger, Sela learns words can be used for both good and bad. She finds that her father is all-knowing and loving and that he can handle all her fears. The lesson is that our words can hurt other’s feelings. So choose your words wisely, especially when communicating with children. Beautiful, expressive drawings contribute to make this a great children’s book.
Janice Knight, Branch Librarian, Boston, MA