Floriana Hall es la fundadora y coordinadora de The Poet's Nook en la Biblioteca de Cuyahoga Falls, y editora de sus libros publicados. Imparte clases de poesía en línea, compartiendo su dedicación de toda la vida a este arte. Su filosofía central es 'El secreto de la vida es no tomarla personalmente'. Ella considera su primer poema publicado, inspirado por una experiencia en la iglesia, como un regalo.
"Francisco, No El Santo" narra la lucha de una familia durante la Gran Depresión y la Segunda Guerra Mundial. La historia destaca a una madre ejemplar y a un padre defectuoso que engañó a sus hijos. A través del perdón de una hija, se explora la importancia de la moralidad y la advertencia sobre hombres egotistas.
Western culture advocates that the best things in life are free. Spiritual Pricetags takes issue with that assertion, demonstrating that spiritual virtues are costly but their benefits are enormous. All who search for meaning in life and reprieve from materialistic indigestion will find welcomed relief from Spiritual Pricetags. This book explores the price tags of success, love, change, living right, and even worship. These virtues and life goals cannot be measured by dollars and cents, and yet they add true worth to life. The topic of Heaven is explored from a unique perspective that demonstrates the value of upfront spiritual payments that reap eternal rewards.
Shelby, the beautiful great-granddaughter of Olivia, embodies her ancestor's values of faith, family, and service to others. Despite her limited financial resources, she uses a small inheritance from Olivia to engage in philanthropy, focusing on supporting her family and those in need. The narrative explores themes of love, generosity, and the impact of one individual's efforts to uplift her community, continuing the legacy of compassion established by her great-grandmother.