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A Love Letter to Charlotte Church

by Donald Richard Ballard - a Faithist-in-Jehovih

485 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); mature content; catalogue #05-2672; ISBN 1-4120-7775-3; US$34.95, C$40.19, EUR28.71, £20.10

Everybody loves a story. The public loves to read about the rich and famous. A love story about a famous person would have high interest.

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ABOUT THE BOOK

The old saying "Don't judge a book by it's cover", sure applies to this book, which has information not found at any other source, that is vital to everybody's life, health and future. Charlotte Church has known about this book from the beginning and has been continually updated during the entire writing, publishing and promotional process.

The first half is mostly a fictional conversation between the author and Charlotte, advising her on the risks she faces in life, being rich and famous. He has dreams about what she faces, in the future, which actually came true years later.

The second half (esfoma) is a series of articles covering the most serious issues facing everybody in the world, from sources shocking and unknown to the average person. These are issues covering such things as God's diet, evolution, dictators, terrorism,, the Iraq war, ignorance about sex, immigration, the China threat, drugs, abortion, man-god religions, the mideast problem and a lot more.

He wrote most of this book in the fall of 2002, when Charlotte was only sixteen, and was told in 2005 to have it published at Trafford. It took the author over a year to update and make many necessary changes.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    I was born in Anderson, Indiana on July the 8th, 1933.  In my 73 years of life,  I have had 18 different occupations/jobs.

    Between the ages of about 12 and 16, I lived on a farm in the north central part of America.  This experience was a very important part of my life. It built a work ethic in me and now I don't know how "not to work."  I just can't imagine how people can retire and just goof off and not keep busy doing something constructive.  

    While working at a materials handling company, as a technical writer, I wrote and/or revised over 100 technical manuals in my 16 years of employment, which are still used by mechanics all over the world.

    As a house renovator, I bought, renovated and sold 10 different houses.

   I was married for 30 years, during which time my ex-wife and I reared 3 boys and 1 girl.

    I am now on Social Security, a pension and finishing up this book.  I have more books I would like to write.

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