Finding Kindness

by K.C. May

Binna and her two children are starving. In a park where angel statues frolick, surely they'll meet a kind stranger. But everyone turns a cold shoulder until Binna meets an unlikely beggar.

Genres: Short Stories, Ebooks

10 pages, Nook

First published September 2, 2010

About the author

K.C. May grew up in the mid-western USA and in Hawaii, and earned a B.A. in Russian from Florida State University. After a year in Taiwan teaching English and studying Mandarin Chinese, she lived in the Arizona desert where she founded a Rottweiler rescue organization and worked as a computer programmer and technical writer. Her interests include karate, backpacking, motorcycle riding, dog training, and computer gaming. Sign up for her newsletter at http://www.kcmay.com

Reviews

[MsBDiamondDiva1 · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was another quick read that I got on amazon.com for the free. At first you think that this book is about homeless peoples, but then all of the sudden you can tell the writing is going to indicated something else. I love that the story shows us a gasp of something more than other books. There are still good people out there....and that good things are not just considered luck. Very cute read!!!

[Donadee's Corner · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this story and how well written it was The plot was amazing! Plus it is so very true and something that there needs to be more of!

This book will touch your heart like it did mine. Being a short story it won't take long to be filled. Highly recomend this story.

6/10/12

[Jessica · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this story. It was heart warming. Kindness is hard to find now a days.

[Kimberly · Rating 2 out of 5]

terrific idea, but too choppy and hard to follow. It needs a little work to make it flow more smoothly. But I love the premise.

[Angelique · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very short story but I really liked the twist at the end. It was an honest-to-goodness book about the important of being good. I'm definitely going to look into more by May.

[Mandy Beyers · Rating 2 out of 5]

Although this story is sweet, it felt too short to truly develop the plot and left too much unsaid.