Can Anyone Fix My Broken Heart?

June Thomas Crews lives with her family in Florence, AL. She worked as a Registered Nurse for a few months before she became a full-time homemaker. Through the years of raising and home schooling her three children, writing became her hobby. Mrs. Crews has been a volunteer for the Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes for many years, serving as a visiting family and helping with the annual camp.

Can Anyone Fix My Broken Heart? Divorce can be a heartbreaker. With so many marriages ending in divorce today, the author desires to bring hope to children who are deeply affected by the tragedy of divorce. Drawing from her personal experience and the experiences of others, the author portrays the physical, emotional, and spiritual journey of a young boy walking through his parents' divorce.Children and adults alike are touched by the wonderfully detailed drawings by artist Abigail Garner, illustrating the pain that divorce brings. The knowledge of a loving heavenly Father brings hope to a young boy as he faces the challenges that his parents' divorce brings."June Crews has addressed one of the most pressing problems that children face today. Her book is a must for parents and workers with children in providing a much needed source of spiritual healing to children whose parents have experienced divorce." -Gerald L. Stow, D. Min. President, Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes, Inc. Brentwood, Tennessee"Many times I have used this endearing book with adults as well as children when dealing with divorce. It identifies so keenly the hurt and sadness and reassures with the lack of blame. It has assisted many a discussion with parents and children. I have found this book to be valuable in my practice in working with adults and children of divorce."Dr. Lu Parbery Psychotherapist, Florence, AlabamaJune Thomas Crews graduated with a degree in Nursing, but stayed at home with her three children, before returning to Nursing many years later. Writing and gardening are two of her hobbies. June and her family were actively involved in helping single parents and their children. They were also volunteers for the Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes for many years, serving as a visiting family and helping with the annual camp.Abigail Garner lives with her husband and six daughters in their wilderness home in NW Montana, overlooking Glacier National Park. She has worked from home illustrating various natural toy and clothing catalogs over the past 10 years. This is her first children's book.