Review: Gingerbread Helps Heal the Hurting
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
The Gingerbread House is a beautiful tale filled with energy, truth, and just the right amount of romance. I fell in love with Jacqueline Hopper's characters--especially little blue-eyed Sawyer. In fact, the five-year-old was so real to me, I found myself dreaming about him at night!The "Gingerbread House", a lovingly created haven that helps hurting children to heal, is the cornerstone of the story.  Set in an old theatre, the children's center put on a stage production so animated and full of life I could hear the laughter and smell the popcorn.Through the pages of her book, Ms. Hopper brings an unforgettable message of hope to child abuse victims of all ages, as well as children wrestling with fears and anxieties of every kind.I'm confident that The Gingerbread House will assist and inspire many people.I'm certain it already has.