Official Author Page of Rebekah M. Sweet
Who was it written for?
Who was it written for?
I had entered a writing contest a few years back and asked my Grandpa if he would be interested in reading them. He said yes. I did send him silly poems and other stories throughout a few months that I wrote and he would comment on what he thought.
The sad day came when he passed away in 2017. This was one of the hardest times in my life to lose someone I loved so dearly and was so close to. I was supposed to have the book done and published before then. Instead I dragged my feet. I didn't get the chance to tell him before he passed that it was for him.
To this day, that still makes me sad. He was the one I dedicated this book too. I know he would have been very proud had he known. I wrote this book because I knew he would listen to me and if he didn't understand something, he would ask me questions. What I share in this book and these stories are what I wanted him to know and hoped that someday he would come to the same area I was in.
Who inspired me
Who inspired me
This picture includes all my favorite authors starting from the top to the bottom.
As is pictured, author Jody Hedlund is at the top. Why is this? Mrs. Hedlund was the only author in the past that has written me back on my questions when I e-mailed her besides another author which I don't have pictured.
I have written several other Christian authors and was very sad and disappointed when they would not return my e-mails. As a new author, I do not want that to be said of me. If anyone writes me, I want to be sure and answer them back.
Because of Mrs. Hedlund's answers to me, I pursued my first book project. She gave me hope and great encouragement. I think she is also a very great writer. Thank you Mrs. Hedlund!
The Story of Coniah
The Story of Coniah
Iron Will was the basic idea from where my story of Coniah started, however it is different and the main character himself has his own story. A story that I had to read in school was also an influence, yet again, is not written the same way.
"Coniah" is the story of a boy and his dog. The boy has to learn to build a relationship with the dog who was mistreated by a former owner. The Uncle is against the whole idea but eventually gives in seeing the boy's dedication and love. "Coniah" teaches a great lesson on forgiveness.
Book Dedication
Book Dedication
Dedicated to my Grandpa, who passed away in October 2017, for inspiring me to make and do something with my life. I wanted to have this completed before you passed away but even though you will never get to see this, you are always in my heart and I have very special memories of you.
Dedication Part 2
Dedication Part 2