| Management number | 233399914 | Release Date | 2026/06/27 | List Price | US$8.96 | Model Number | 233399914 | ||
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Every mother leaves a mark on her child that no amount of time can erase. In this heartfelt and deeply personal anthology, Dr. Debbie Holliday-Phillips brings together a beautiful collection of stories from real people who share one powerful thing in common an unbreakable bond with their mothers. Inspired by a simple yet profound memory of sweet potato pie, this book is a celebration of the women who shaped us, loved us, and made us who we are today.What began as Dr. Debbie's desire to honor her own mother quickly grew into something far greater. She reached out, she asked, and people answered delivering moving, honest, and deeply touching stories about the mothers who left lasting impressions on their lives. From tender childhood memories to life-changing lessons passed down through generations, every story in this anthology is a testament to the irreplaceable role a mother plays in the lives of her children.This book is designed to be far more than a reading experience. It is a keepsake a living, breathing journal that invites readers to write their own stories, add their own photographs, and preserve their most cherished memories of their mothers for generations to come. It includes space for journaling, family discussions, and even recipes, making it a truly unique and interactive tribute to motherhood in all its forms.Every Time I Take a Bite of Sweet Potato Pie also functions as a powerful small group study guide for both men and women. Whether used in book clubs, church groups, community organizations, or family gatherings, the stories and reflective prompts within these pages spark meaningful conversations about love, legacy, family, and the enduring influence of a mother's presence in our lives.Dr. Debbie Holliday-Phillips brings her lifelong passion for education, diversity, and community to every page of this anthology. As the founder of the Diversity Matters nonprofit and a retired Chicago Public Schools administrator with multiple advanced degrees, she approaches this subject with both scholarly depth and genuine emotional warmth. Her voice is compassionate, inclusive, and deeply rooted in the belief that every mother's story deserves to be told and remembered.Whether you are reading this book to honor a mother still by your side, to grieve one you have lost, or to celebrate the universal experience of being loved unconditionally, this anthology will move you, inspire you, and remind you that our moms are, and will always be, our heroes. Read more
| ISBN10 | 1968732500 |
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| ISBN13 | 978-1968732509 |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Heritage Book Publishing |
| Dimensions | 6 x 0.37 x 9 inches |
| Item Weight | 10.2 ounces |
| Print length | 154 pages |
| Publication date | May 4, 2026 |
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