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Brianna's Dreams: I just Want to Know by Debra Davis

Debra Davis brings to life a story written about a little girl named Brianna. Deeply rooted abandonment issues lead Brianna to question the absence of not having her biological parents and other family members in her life. This book is a powerful tool in helping children and adults understand Social Emotional Development through the lenses of a child.

This heartfelt, thought-provoking book can be used as an effective resource in teaching social skills for any child who has experienced abandonment issues such as: children of parents who are incarcerated, families who have or are going through divorce, and children who have experienced any type of adverse trauma experience.

Through Brianna’s expressive, colorful ways of questioning her situation, readers will be able to explore new methods of developing Social Emotional Learning, while growing, healing and exploring.

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Book Reviews

Here is what people have to say about “Brianna’s Dreams”:

Brianna’s Dream/ I Just Want to Know is a book about a young girl’s wonder and discovery of identity and connection. She dreams of her family appearance or moments that they might share. I enjoyed the moments of wonder described and the colorful illustrations that followed. Debra was able to capture the mind of a child who has a limited view of themselves and distorted thoughts about their background. This book would engage young readers who struggle with self-identity, emotional uncertainty, and limited social connection. As children discover themselves through curiosity, they need a way to connect to the world around them, Brianna’s Dream/ I Just Want to Know will support their journey.

Ralph J.

A book from an experienced educator. It is 100% worth reading. Great work by Debra.

Maria L.

Incredible story. Debra's writing abilities have always been exceptional. Nice wording and very creative designs. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED

Drew M.

Meet The Author

Mrs. Davis obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in the area of Social Work, and earned two master’s degrees (Master of Arts in Counseling and Master of Education in Adult Education) from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and has worked as an AR certified trainer in the area of Early Childhood Education offered through the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

In addition to educational accomplishments, she was appointed by former Governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee to serve on the Arkansas Early Childhood commission Board for three years.

Mrs. Davis also served as a motivational speaker for a local foster care Christian non-profit organization, Children of Arkansas Loved for a Lifetime, or C.A.L.L. organization. Mrs. Davis currently serves as a board member for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Although she truly enjoys volunteering at community events, her love and passion is spent in quality time with her family and two grandchildren.

The Illustrator

G. Perkins is a Dallas based, self-taught, multidisciplinary Fine Artist. She specializes in digital illustration, acrylic painting, and large scale abstract pieces. Her original work can best be described as a contemporary mergence of spirituality, luxury, and pop culture. Giovanni and more of her work can be found exclusively on Instagram @gmxntality.

For inquiries email [email protected].

Book Reviews

Here is what people have to say about Brianna’s Dreams/ I Just Want to Know:

LaJoy Montgomery,

Regional Early Childhood Manager

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I think this is an AWESOME book and everyone should read it! I absolutely loved the graphics and creative designs in the book. I highly recommend this book for people of all ages.

Marquis Cooper,

School Counselor

A very eye-opening story that shows what kids go through when dealing with abandonment.

Atira Roberson,

Community School Coordinator

I absolutely adored reading Brianna’s story. She is such a brave little girl. There are so many children just like her with unanswered questions. They just want to know. The illustrations were very perfect for the story line.

Kimberly Wright,

Author

Mrs. Davis's book sheds light on the many complicated questions and feelings my young adopted clients express in counseling, even after they have found their forever home. Brianna’s Dreams/ I Just Want to Know will be on my bookshelf as a resource to help parents understand the feelings and lives of their adopted or foster children and to show young clients that they are not alone in “ just wanting to know.”

Dayshia Tanks,

Licensed Professional Counselor, Creative Practice Counseling

I just want to express how beautiful and soul lifting your story is. It is absolutely amazing how you were able to put out such an encouraging message of dedication, thriving and longing to never give up.

Diana Ventura,

Parent and Spanish interpreter, Mabelvale Elementary.

I loved Brianna’s Dreams/I Just Want to Know. It was very realistic and raw with enough touch of innocence. This story was diverse and seems relatable to today’s society/population. I loved the illustrations as well!!!!

Gia Williams,

DNP, APRN, FNP-C

I just read Brianna's Dreams/ I Just Want To Know. This story and its wonderful illustrations touched me so much. As the mother of several adopted children, this book is so vital in answering their questions. I spent many hours talking to them about their young lives and their birth families. Having a book like this allows them to know that they are not alone. Debra Davis has certainly captured what every child needs in finding their place in the world...answers. I hope everyone, especially educators, adoptive parents and foster parents will make sure Brianna's Dreams: I Just Want To Know is a part of each child’s library. I loved the book. Wish I had it when my children were young.

Virginia Walden Ford,

Parent Advocate Adoptive

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