Hu-Manimals

Deborah Gilson shares life's negatives and positives involving the human condition. She highlights the characteristics, key events and situations that compose the essentials of existing. Ms. Gilson's stories entertain readers dying to know how every story ends. They also educate with another life lesson. Deborah's stories provide an escape and an understanding. Deborah promises to deliver 22 more brilliant, heartbreaking, beautiful, emotional, resonating, short true stories sure to provide a bright spot in your day.

Google Books ~ "Deborah Gilson shares engaging confessions, implying how vital it is to learn from other people. They are the written version of a five-star drama based on real-life events. Gilson's memoirs describe exciting, emotional, and unexpected experiences in humorous, painfully perceptive, gripping accounts. These narratives shed light on her intimate moments of vulnerability, which hits home with readers. Gilson's authentic, off-topic sequence of events reveals fascinating personal insights in this compelling collection."

Good Reads ~ "Author Deborah Gilson presents 22 unforgettable true short stories for the Young Readers Group. Deborah Gilson, the world's most compassionate author, shares uplifting vignettes of values, wisdom, respect, love, angels, animals and miracles. Through these fascinating accounts, the uplifting spirit between humans and animals is sensational. Feel the empathy of a most beautiful little black girl, kissing a pet cow good-bye, rescued farm animals, encounters with angels and more in Hu-Manimals, Gilson's fourth memoir.

Read about Crystal, Deborah's first best friend, who had different colored skin, the award-winning story about how five-year-old Deborah became angry when told she had to share her birthday cake with her four-year-old brother, the spirit who came into Deborah's home for shelter, the angel who protected Deborah and her toddler son, the farm animals Deborah rescued, talking with troubled chickens who asked for help, Speedy, the baby boy cow, and Deborah's Saint Bernard dogs. These 22 true short stories will have you captivated and unable to put this book down!"