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Daddy, I'm Afraid
When children are afraid, a father’s soft words can help to calm their fears. Daddy, I’m Afraid comforts and encourages while promoting restful sleep at bedtime.
28 pages, Paperback
Published April 16, 2012
About the author
James D. Maxon
9 books43 followersJames grew up in the midst of mental illness and depression. He, himself, struggled in school due to a learning disability.
Without a positive male role model, James learned how difficult it can be for children to realize their true potential. Having acquired a love for fantasy at a young age, he began to write stories of his own, providing children and teens with messages of faith, hope, and insight.
Without a positive male role model, James learned how difficult it can be for children to realize their true potential. Having acquired a love for fantasy at a young age, he began to write stories of his own, providing children and teens with messages of faith, hope, and insight.
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