Who's the Girl in the Mirror? - Reaves Edd, Carolyn West
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Sometimes we need to stop being so concerned about doing everything perfectly and learn to find things that make us smile. This book contains some very serious short stories dealing with such things as suicide, depression, death, cancer, and Alzheimer's disease. But life is not all bad. We need to look for the beautiful things God has blessed us with and find ways to be servant leaders for others. We can turn a test into a testimony.

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Sometimes we need to stop being so concerned about doing everything perfectly and learn to find things that make us smile. This book contains some very serious short stories dealing with such things as suicide, depression, death, cancer, and Alzheimer's disease. But life is not all bad. We need to look for the beautiful things God has blessed us with and find ways to be servant leaders for others. We can turn a test into a testimony.
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Dr. Carolyn West Reaves resides in Williamsburg, KY with her husband, Rev. Anthony Reaves, pastor of Faber Missionary Baptist Church. She has spent more than forty years in the field of education and has written this book to give some meaning to the life she has lived and to keep memories of loved ones alive. She now teaches at the University of the Cumberlands, where she serves as the Director of the Academic Resource Center, a Peer tutoring environment. Her accomplishments include being presented an award of Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities in Art Education, a Kentucky Colonel Recognition, and membership with Kentucky Retired Teachers Association. She has been a member of a gospel singing group known as The Trinity Trio for several years. She is a member of Faber Missionary Baptist Church. She has spent most of her life in Williamsburg, KY and enjoys church work and time with her two daughters, Clarissa, Angelina, and grandchildren: Kiersten, Bethany, Cameron, Carlee, Rafe, Justice, and great grandchild Maxtyn.