Books by Ann Chapman

It's about Jesus in school in seventh grade, his teacher, and classmates who don't believe him when he answers questions with what he will actually do as an adult. It follows his teacher to the realization that he is the savior.It is broken down into chapters. The first chapter deals with him in school giving answers that are not understood. Each of the chapters deals with a particular subject matter like math, PE, science. The teacher is concerned about his future because of his inability to focus on reality. It's clear that Jesus knows who he is, but those around him do not. The final chapter deals with the teacher's awakening and realization about who Jesus is. After retiring, the teacher starts hearing about a man who is doing all the things that Jesus spoke about as a child. The realization grows after hearing each thing-that Jesus is the Messiah and the teacher's savior.

Our knowledge of Cleopatra, one of the most famous woman in antiquity, comes from Plutarch's description of her. Plutarch, whose works have remained immensely popular through the years, has shaped our ideas about much of the ancient world. This book is suitable for the general reader who wants to learn more about Plutarch and women in antiquity.