Joyce Crawford, author of the children’s chapter book series, The Adventures of Thelma Thistle and Her Friends, and Christian historical fiction, is a fifth generation Floridian, now living in the small town of McIntosh, Florida.The shift from children’s books to The Warehouse is a strategic move for author Joyce Crawford, showing her versatility which highlights her ability to go deep and address a different audience. Still possessing the same playfulness and creative imagination Crawford weaves a novel emphasizing a God who respects humanity and never dictates but has generously given free will – and even a storehouse for His gifts and blessings. Cr...
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Joyce Crawford, author of the children’s chapter book series, The Adventures of Thelma Thistle and Her Friends, and Christian historical fiction, is a fifth generation Floridian, now living in the small town of McIntosh, Florida.
The shift from children’s books to The Warehouse is a strategic move for author Joyce Crawford, showing her versatility which highlights her ability to go deep and address a different audience. Still possessing the same playfulness and creative imagination Crawford weaves a novel emphasizing a God who respects humanity and never dictates but has generously given free will – and even a storehouse for His gifts and blessings.
Crawford’s primary strength is in her ability to turn something simple into a metamorphosis of its most extraordinary potential by revealing its cryptic meaning. This has been apparent in her previous literary masterpieces but especially so in her latest accomplishment. The story itself is beset with excitement, discovery, and magical moments. Crawford’s picturesque style of writing can take readers deep into the story and into greater heights.
With a passion for living and a love of life itself, Crawford is in her best element in The Warehouse.
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