Little Rays of Sunshine - Soto, Leticia
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Children also feel very sad when someone they love in their life passes away. Little Rays of Sunshine is about children experiencing bereavement. A little boy named Tommy and a little girl named Kaylee meet on a park bench. Tommy's loss was Mr. Minor, a friend from church. Kaylee lost her great-grandmother. After sharing their grief, they become friends and they learn that their loved ones are in a better place. Their hearts fill with sunshine and hope.

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Children also feel very sad when someone they love in their life passes away. Little Rays of Sunshine is about children experiencing bereavement. A little boy named Tommy and a little girl named Kaylee meet on a park bench. Tommy's loss was Mr. Minor, a friend from church. Kaylee lost her great-grandmother. After sharing their grief, they become friends and they learn that their loved ones are in a better place. Their hearts fill with sunshine and hope.
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Leticia Soto is an author, educator, certified coach, and a Ph.D. in Communications student at Regent University. Born and raised in New Jersey, Letty has extensive experience working with children, youth, young adults in religious and non-profit organizations. Her endeavor is creating her children's book series Biblical Lessons for the Tiny Theologian. She has a diverse academic background that collectively has helped her form her creativity as a storyteller. She earned a B.A. from Fordham University double majoring in Theatre and Drama, and Media Studies with a concentration in Filmmaking, a Masters in Urban Ministries from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary and an M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction with concentrations in Bible Literacy and Social Studies from Concordia University. Her goal is to teach the tiny theologians in our lives because children are not the church of tomorrow, they are the church of today.