It Happened Under The Old Naseberry Tree
Jenkins shares the continuing 'saga' of seven unique generations
New Xulon Book Examines the Past and the Influences of Today
Jenkins shares the continuing 'saga' of seven unique generations
2013-08-12
MAITLAND, FL— In her new book, It
Happened Under The Old Naseberry Tree: The Saga Continues ($15.49,
paperback, 9781626977938;
$7.99, e-book, 9781626977945) Hortense M. Jenkins communicates that the foundation of family values is
indispensable in the growth and wellbeing of children. The author also acknowledges
the vitality of technology in this modern era, however, voices her views on topics
such as the impact of “hands-on tools” in the classrooms of decades past.
“[In the past] children were taught to be thankful for what they had, with the emphasis on who they are and Whose they are,” states the author. “I feel my book is newsworthy because of the integrity, [its] contents and the resources it offers for future generations.”
Hortense M. Jenkins and her husband, Mark, live in Queens, New York. The author claims no expertise, however, she expresses: “…What I can say, with conviction, [is] that as a child growing up in those days, I had an attitude of gratitude for the wonderful life I had with knowledge of my greatest resource—Jesus Christ. He was and still is the supplier of all my needs.” Other books by Hortense M. Jenkins include: “Spirits Of The Living God,” “It Happened Under The Old Naseberry Tree” and “Pinches, Patches, and the Petchary.”
Xulon Press, a division of Salem Communications, is the world’s largest Christian self-publisher, with more than 8,000 titles published to date. Retailers may order It Happened Under The Old Naseberry Tree through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors. The book is available online through xulonpress.com/bookstore, amazon.com, and barnesandnoble.com.