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 Explore Lives of Epic and Biblical Heroes for Inspiration This unique book will spark your spirit and cause you to share the adventures of these timeless Epic Heroes. Ms McClung's true spiritual self is mirrored through the eloquent words she weaves together and shares with us. Our children are feeling anxious and have questions that need to be addressed. "Dinner Talk for Champions" is a perfect way to launch a dialogue on sensitive subjects that our teens may be pondering. This book has so many profound truths and lessons, it is better to read it as a devotional book and not all in one day. There needs to be time in between the readings to digest and think aboout these great lessons. Ms McClung's poem at the beginning is awesome and should touch the hearts of all. Her talent is endless. ~Francine Larson, co-author, Character Keys for a Bright Future Epic Heroes HERE Review the Book, "Epic Heroes" Dinner hour is a perfect time to reconnect with the family. This little book is a valuable guide for parents, to create memorable dinner talk and build lasting relationships. ~Barry Spilchuk, co-author of A Cup of Chicken Soup for the Soul Founder of the “Let’s Talk” , the leader in interactive communications I liked the poem* at the beginning of the book a lot, it really brightened my day. ~Linda Pope; Burquest, LA~ *Ode to the Epic Hero "Your site is great. Thanks and Keep this resource goin'!" ~Kaleina, Seattle Washington~ “Your writing draws pictures in my mind. I like how you tie things to the here and now. Your words evoke thoughts for doing better. Truly words to quote, words to live by.” ~Shirley Testi— grandmother, author of children’s novels~ “I really enjoyed the poem at the beginning of the book. Brilliant idea. What a great blessing and reward it would be for every parent to see their child ‘find the hero within.’” ~Stephanie Stapleton— R.N.,~ “This will be a real eye-opener for a lot of people.” ~Russell Stewart— father of young children~ “Dinner Talk gives the family a chance to communicate and reconnect at the end of the day. It provides teaching moments for the parents, while giving everyone a chance to share.” ~Jeffrey Miyake— father of teenagers~  Our family just took a vacation to Michigan. It was very nice and we had never been there before. We went to Ludington, which is right on Lake Michigan. At first we were skeptical, because the cottage we were staying in certainly did not have our typical "luxuries". It was very hot when we got there and the heat index had to be well into the 90's. We had no air conditioning. We also had no microwave and no telephone. There was no dishwasher and no T.V. It is amazing how much more you talk to one another when you aren't distracted. We learned that a fan is a great blessing compared to no fan at all. At first, it was the horror of no air conditioning, but eventually it was the blessing of a fan. We had to warm things up the old fashioned way by heating it on the stove or just eating it cold. Fortunately, or perhaps unfortunately, we discovered the "lodge", a meeting place for the other people staying there, had a microwave and air conditioning, so we played a few games in there. It was still nice family time. We also strolled along the beach and enjoyed Heavenly Father's handywork and watched a beautiful sunset. We have to be very careful that the conveniences of life do not cut us off from what is really important. What are we doing with the time and comfort that technology has created? This vacation certainly caused me to reflect and appreciate the blessed life my family leads.
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