What It Could Have Been Book 2 - Bradbury, William
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This story is about a boy at sixteen, and his dad who does not get along. His undying love for a certain girl, and another girl that loves him, in spite, of all that goes on. When his dad dies then he, must become the man to take care of the farm. His mother needs him, and with his girl and the problems as to which girl God has for him. It's about what prayer can do for you if you use it.

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Produktbeschreibung
This story is about a boy at sixteen, and his dad who does not get along. His undying love for a certain girl, and another girl that loves him, in spite, of all that goes on. When his dad dies then he, must become the man to take care of the farm. His mother needs him, and with his girl and the problems as to which girl God has for him. It's about what prayer can do for you if you use it.
Autorenporträt
In January 1939 William L. Bradbury came into this world as a farm boy. Raised in southeast Kansas, never got to be a child. He became a farm worker at the age of four. He grew up to early, supported himself from age sixteen on. He wanted to be a farmer, but God wanted him to be something else. He never got what else. At nineteen he left the farm to work in the city. He has done about every kind of work thinkable. At twenty-four he moved his family to Indiana for seven years. That work closed up, and he moved his family to Michigan where he spent twenty-five years. Nine years of that time he lived alone with his young son. Then remarried his second wife. He became very sick and he and his wife moved to Arizona where they lived for ten years then they moved back to Michigan. Being bored in Arizona he started writing then took two courses in children literature, which he passed. He has lots of short stories he has written. Most are of his child hood and life all having something to do with Jesus Christ and praying mostly for children, also fifteen books. Some day he will get someone to edit them and they just might be saleable. If they ever do then he wants the proceeds to go to help children in poverty state in all countries through Advancing Native Missions in Charlottesville VA. When not writing and reading he carves birds and fish for fun. He builds a lot of toys for his grandkids.