Depression and Racism Versus Joy and Grace. New Children’s Book, "Find Joy, Give Grace!!" Comes at the Perfect Time.

Indianapolis, IN, September 14, 2020 --(PR.com)-- In 2020 many young children are struggling with depression related to isolation and are confused by increasing racial tensions. Parents and teachers need a tool to help 3 to 8-year old children discover how to find joy and give grace to all. Jessica Mitchum said she wrote "Find Joy, Give Grace!!" because, “The Bible has the answers children need so I wanted to share the truth in the way my kids learn best… by having fun.”

"Find Joy, Give Grace!!" helps children deepen their understanding of joy, love, hope, and grace. By capturing each quality in a separate poem, reading length and topic can be adjusted to fit the child’s needs. "I’ve Found Joy!" helps children find joy even during trials like the pandemic. "True Love" teaches it isn’t about finding a perfect princess, love patiently forgives others. "One Hope" reminds kids all races can share hope in Jesus. "Given Grace" shows children grace is the greatest gift.

The timing of this book release seems perfect. How this book came together so quickly? Jessica explained, “My girls and I gave God our best and then He made it better by growing us through the process. I pray that God will use this book to help kids grow in their understanding of unconditional joy and God’s love for all races.”

'Find Joy, Give Grace!!'
By Jessica Mitchum
Softcover | 8.5 x 8.5 in |34 pages | ISBN 9781664202085
E-Book | 34 pages | ISBN 9781664202092
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author and Artists:
Jessica Mitchum used her biomedical engineering degree to write documentation for FDA review, until the pandemic helped her evaluate how God wanted to use her writing abilities. God had been preparing Jessica to be a children’s author for years as an American Heritage Girls service coordinator, a VBS game leader, small group leader for moms, and a short-term missionary / teacher. Jessica and her daughters (Hannah age 5 and Michelle age 7) did the artwork together.