My Diary:Emily Owen

Hi, I'm Emily.

I loved music and sport at school and wanted to be a teacher when I grew up. But then I discovered that I had a serious illness. I needed lots of operations which changed my life forever. Suddenly my life was going to be very different to the one I had planned. Would I still be able to trust God?

I wrote a diary to help me remember what happened, how I felt, and how God helped me. I hope it might help you to see how God is with you too.

P. S. It's alright if you read my diary, but I don't want anyone else to see it, OK?

Content Benefits: Written as diary entries, children can see first-hand how Emily learnt to trust God in all her circumstances and learn that even though life might not work out as expected, God always has a plan.



A real-life story of difficulty, disability and hope
Covers issues such as self-image, self-worth, loss, faith, perseverance and mental health
Questions at the end of the book help start conversations around these topics
Looks at how a teenager dealt with becoming deaf and faced serious health issues
Told in a first person, diary format
Includes line drawings
Shows that God is with us even in the worst of circumstances
Encourages readers to be thankful everyday
Ideal for Sunday School prizes or gifts
Suitable for schools to use in RE or PHSE
Suitable for children aged 8-11
Binding - Paperback
Pages - 208
Publisher - Authentic Media