Hope Murphy’s Children’s Book All Set for Display at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2023

Self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will soon display the childrens book I am Loved: The Gift by Hope Murphy at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 22-23, 2023, at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA.

I am Loved: The Gift is a touching story about a young kid named Matthew who is let out of school for the holiday season and embarks on an exciting new journey. He goes to see his grandfather in the hospital with his mother. There, Matthew comes across another child named Nicholas, and the two of them quickly become friends. They both grow in their love for Jesus and their willingness to give generously.

Matthew will learn the meaning of Christmas for himself, despite his familiarity with the story of Jesus birth, death, and resurrection from the Bible.

This is the first book in author Hope Murphys The Great I Am series. She aims to help children understand and receive Gods love through this book.

Follow along with Matthew as he learns the truth about Gods love and faithfulness through the most ordinary of human relationships. This book will help readers view compassion and sacrifice through the eyes of a child, which will change their view of Christmas forever.

Get a copy of I am Loved: The Gift by Hope Murphy. Copies are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

I am Loved: The Gift
Author | Hope Murphy
Genre | Childrens Books
Publisher | Mascot Publishing
Published date | September 7, 2021

Author
Hope Murphy is a new author of Christian childrens books. Hopes journey started in Lewiston Woodville, North Carolina, with her parents, Clarence and Bobbie Murphy, and her brothers and sisters.

Hope learned at an early age that God had His hands on her life, but it was in 2008 that she rededicated her life to Christ, walking hand-in-hand with Him. Hope attributes her inspiration for writing to her faith, her family, Bishop Rosie S. Oneal of Koinonia Christian Center Church, and her friends along the way.