Jessica finds her true value

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Jessica felt sad ... but she did not know why. Perhaps she could talk to her Grandma.Whilst visiting her Grandma, something strange happens. Not only does she discover that her Grandma has a weird collection of objects in her apron pocket ... Jessica's sadness seems to disappear as she learns a valuable lesson about herself.

This is book one of a trilogy based on a series of true stories about value, self-worth and self-esteem, and the value of children having a meaningful relationship with a significant adult in their life.

This story is firmly based firmly on the Christian principles of grace, godly value, restoration of joy and hope.

The author draws upon many encounters with children from 5 to 14 years of age through his work as a Primary (elementary) School Chaplain in Victorian Government Schools (Australia) over many years.