non fiction

New Book is Coming

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My new book, How To Raise A God Wise A God Wise Kid in A Satan Rich World,  will be available on June 1, 2017 in ebook form for Amazon Kindle, Nook, Inktera, iBooks, 24 Symbols, Kobo, Playster, Scribd, and Tolino.

The paperback version will be ready in July of 2017 and will include images to accompany the devotionals.

So one of the lessons I am catching on to is to learn through other people’s experiences.  I don’t want to repeat their mistakes to learn their lessons.  How the song go? Each one teach one. I am sharing my experience because I have learned a lot.

I am surrounded by people who have helped me learn and I also share the things I have experienced..

In this devotional, I share ideas of how to help your children have a personal relationship with God. Through scripture, art and stories, I share the opportunities I had to teach my own child to get to know God.

How to Raise God Wise Kids in a Satan rich World

Is There A Story Waiting To Come Out?

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Is there a story inside of you waiting to come out? When I started, I had no idea of where I was going, but it led me on a path of self-publishing. When I talked to companies that helped authors like me I could not afford them on a single mom’s salary. So I learned to do it myself. I am glad I did.
If you want to learn, email me. I will only take ten people in the class, but I promise you will be able to self publish yourself by the end of class.self-publishing-flyer

 

Meet Dr. Mubarak

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Meet Dr. Lynda Jones Mubarak and her book, Stations.
In order to live a vibrant and successful life, you must embrace two truths: everyone’s life path is about change, and each phase of life offers opportunities that we often overlook. No matter where you find yourself in life, you have unexplored talent, unimagined resources, and the ability to make the most of the station you are occupying at the moment.

New parents, teen parents, new workers, and experienced workers re-entering the labor force, are you ready for the 21st century workplace? How are you preparing your children for the world of work? If your future does not look promising, there may be some personal lifestyle routines, unrealistic expectations, or self-defeating behaviors worth examining. STATIONS is a collection of essays exploring the life lessons many of us encounter as we grow and change in a world fueled by information and technology.