Books published by DP Kids Press

The sixth book of the Charity series is about a little girl named Natalie. Natalie was consistently sick and could not attend school. She received her academic instruction through a virtual experience, which left her feeling sad and alone. Charity comes on the scene to reunite her with friends. Charity wants to bring awareness to those who are sick in isolation and to show ways you can reach out so that they never feel alone.

A Place to Belong is the fifth book of the Charity series. It is about a boy named Noah who was placed in foster care due to neglect and abuse. He so desperately wanted a place to call home. Charity comes on the scene and witnesses how God prearranged a connection between Noah and his teacher. Charity desires that every child recognizes that God loves them and that they are never alone.

The fourth book of the Charity Series deals with a family who seemingly had a perfect life on the outside, but on the inside trouble was brewing within. This book is intended to help bring awareness to abuse and its impact on young lives. My prayer is that this book will give children the courage to speak up and out against abuse in the home and that they will find comfort and strength to take action against it.

Your Life Matters is the third book in the Charity series. It is about a boy name Jerome, who's future looks promising, but he has an unfortunate encounter with the police. Charity comes to help him deal with injustice of police brutality. Together Charity, the police, and Jerome unite to bring about change-to end injustice. This book is intended to help children understand that God wants fair treatment for all and that black lives truly do matter to Him.

I Am Divinely Beautiful is the second book in the Heaven's Divine Kiss series. It is a positive, self-esteem building book that will help its reader see themselves the way God has created them. Its intent is to ensure brown girls of all ages, shapes, and tones that they are divinely designed with incredible purpose and unlimited possibilities.

While exploring the deep, dark swamp at the end of the road, eleven-year-old D.W. Patton discovers clues to a long-forgotten robbery gone bad. A gravestone with no skeleton and buried treasure sets the scene for an exciting adventure.