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Book details

  • Genre:fiction
  • Sub-genre:Short Stories
  • Language:English
  • Pages:80
  • eBook ISBN:9798317800093
  • Paperback ISBN:9798350996999

Sagas of Penelope

Stories to live with

By Mary Brown-Redmond

Overview


Penelope is a captivating collection of short stories that reflect life's most cherished lesson through the artist's vivid imagination. Challenge your moral compass, gain new perspectives, and follow each unpredictable twist in this emotional story. Treasure this book with generations of family, friends, children, and colleagues.
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Description


Penelope is a captivating collection of short stories that reflect life's most cherished lesson through the artist's vivid imagination. Challenge your moral compass, gain new perspectives, and follow each unpredictable twist in this emotional story. Treasure this book with generations of family, friends, children, and colleagues. Learn profound life lessons, remembering that the cost of kindness is nothing. With engaging tales and heartfelt messages, you will find yourself unable to put the book down until the very last page. Written with love, pride, and a deep appreciation for life's challenges, these stories celebrate resilience and the power of laughter in overcoming adversity.
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About The Author


Mary Brown-Redmond, native to Texas, resides in Houston. She is one of eight siblings and highly values family. She and her husband Ernest Redmond were McDonald's franchise owners in Houston, Texas for over 30 years and are dedicated members of New Faith Church, where they worship under the leadership of her godson, Rev. Dr. Andre Jermaine Lewis. Mary was born in a small town known as Kildare in eastern Texas. She graduated from Prairie View A&M University and had an extensive career in the clinical field, serving for over 25 years. She served as president of the Ronald McDonald's House of Charities in Houston/Galveston, for six years. Currently, Mary is a certified managed care specialist. She has served on numerous boards and committees including the local Black McDonalds Owners Association, McDonalds Owners Association, McDonalds Corporation, Top Ladies of Distinction organization, and the Inspire Women Organization. She has received numerous awards including the "Inspired Women Legacy" award and was acknowledged as one of the "Top 30 Women of Houston" twice. Mary is an advocate for women and children's education with an outreach to ministries, specifically Christian missionaries sharing the gospel of love for all people around the world.
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Book Reviews

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Anita
Sagas of Penelope In the Bible, Jesus taught insights for living through stories. Mary Redmond is masterful at using relatable stories to illustrate how to live meaningfully and fruitfully. I will be gleaning from her content in lessons for my own life. Read more
Deonna
Stories That Stay With You Reading Sagas of Penelope felt like sitting down with a wise friend who knows just what story to tell at just the right moment. Each short story pulled me in with its honesty, emotion, and unexpected turns. Mary Brown-Redmond has a way of capturing life’s complexity—its heartbreaks, its joys, and all the lessons in between—without ever sounding preachy or overdone. Some stories made me laugh out loud, others made me pause and reflect, and a few even stirred up memories of my own family and personal experiences. There’s a comforting familiarity in these pages, like revisiting places and people you’ve known forever, even if you’re meeting them for the first time through her words. What I appreciated most was how the stories stay with you. Even after I finished the book, I found myself thinking about the characters, the choices they made, and how those choices mirror our real-life moments of growth and grace. It’s a reminder that we’re all living sagas of our own, and kindness, love, and resilience matter more than we often realize. If you enjoy stories that are rich with heart, full of meaning, and easy to relate to, I wholeheartedly recommend this book. Sagas of Penelope is a gem worth revisiting—and sharing. Read more