Bücher von Angela Williams

The Find Your Voice program is designed to equip children ranging from pre-K to third grade with the necessary internal tools to prevent and combat various types of abuse including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. The program offers an educational curriculum that includes lesson plans for each book in the Adventures of Gracie & Grant series. The curriculum is aligned with the common core standards implemented in many school systems across the country and provides a rubric outlining the lesson summary, skills taught, and expected outcomes. The book series reinforces powerful themes covering important aspects such as personal safety, self-confidence, personal boundaries, and having a strong voice.By leveraging traditional, innovative, and research-based teaching techniques, The Adventures of Gracie & Grant series subtly imparts empowerment through its class-appropriate topics and lessons. The easy-to-follow lesson plans enable instructors to facilitate a natural conversation during the reading or following of this Dr. Seuss-style book series. The books are colorful, entertaining, engaging, rhyming books specifically designed to maintain a child's innocence while educating them on the important principles of personal safety.The Adventures of Gracie & Grant is destined to hold a place in the hearts of children who read them for generations.

Victim. Survivor. Victor.Angela Williams is truly "breaking the silence" in this courageous account of her incredible journey to freedom from the shame of childhood sexual abuse. The raw honesty of her life story provides a platform for healing and a voice for those who have been silenced within the stronghold of the unspeakable. The tender compassion and forgiveness found within these pages will leave you inspired and encouraged - a story that allows the reader to walk hand in hand with the author as she reveals the Father's heart.

This suspenseful true story that reads like a thriller details the homicidal rampage of Ronald Gene Simmons, from his troubled youth to murdering fourteen of his family members and the explosive trial that followed. Gene Simmons was always determined to control everything around him, including his wife and children, even as they slipped further and further from his grasp. Beginning with a strange fixation on details and discipline, he slowly slid from isolation all the way into murderous madness. After years of paranoia and depravity, Gene Simmons came to the conclusion that his family must die, which began his cold-blooded rampage that led to the horrific day in 1987 that he murdered fourteen of his family members and left them in a mass grave. Zero at the Bone tells, for the first time, the true story of the Simmons slaughter, from the former Air Force Master Sergeant’s mania for order to his incestuous relationship with his daughter, who bore him a child who also became one of his victims. This is the story of how Simmons’ carefully planned and gruesomely carried out the murder of his family members, including the pauses in between to drink beer and watch “Wheel of Fortune.” Here are the fears and obsessions that haunted the man, terrified his wife, and exploded around the family Christmas tree.