Touch The Beauty Inside

Touch The Beauty Inside

I may look different on the outside,

You can never capture my beauty inside.

God gave me a more precious gift

Beyond the eyes of your seeing.

Touch The Beauty Inside Of Me,

Look not for reasons to hurt with cruel words.

My heart can hurt as yours would,

Causing sorrowful tears to fall.

We can make a better tomorrow,

By joining our hands together,

Helping another win in their battles,

While planting God’s healing seed.

God gave us all the special gift,

To share our love abundantly.

Together we can make a difference,

To the struggling world of woe.

Touch The Beauty Inside Of All,

Lending a helping hand in need,

Using God’s special gift,

Making another person’s life better.

Dorothy E. Scott

© Copyrighted 2007

A Beauty In God’s Hallowed Crown

Book For Our Sweet Candace

Coming March 2009

Dorothy E. Scott Releases Miracles of the Heart

Those who know and enjoy Dorothy E. Scott’s blessed poetry lovingly refer to her as God’s Poet. She has recently contracted with Candalyse Publishing to have a series of inspirational books published.

The first in the series, Miracles of the Heart, is filled with beautiful, God-inspired poems that Mrs. Scott penned for special friends, family, soldiers in Iraq, and ill children. There is a special dedication to Candace Chantel Battiste, with a percentage of book sales going to the child’s surgery fund.

1. Miracles Of The Heart

2. A Beauty In God’s Hallowed Crown

3. Touch The Beauty Inside

4. I Belong To God

5. Her Eternal Day

6. Lady Of The Dolphins

7. A Poet’s Dream

8. My Touch Is Always There

My Name is NOT Monkey Girl.. surgery date approaches

My Name is NOT Monkey Girl

July 29, 2008 Candace will undergo her tenth facial reconstructive surgery to remove Giant Nevus from her face.

At nine years of age, she has gone through more physical and emotional pain than many three times her age. By purchasing a copy of this important inspirational children’s book, the message of tolerance, compassion, and unconditional love is spread.

• Every purchase also helps to raise awareness to the very rare skin disorder.. 1 in 200,000 babies is born with a Giant Congenital Nevus.
• Every purchase raises funds towards Candace’s surgery and all future surgeries
• Every purchase is money well spent in promoting tolerance and acceptance of those with differences

Candace Battiste Surgery Fund

Alyse Danielle Battiste

Alyse Danielle Battiste was born in Queens, New York in 2000. She began writing at an early age and wrote her first story at age seven. So impressed by her, Founder and CEO of Candalyse Publishing, Miriam L. Jacobs, brought the child’s words to life by publishing her story. The child is also Mrs Jacobs’ granddaughter.

Even more inspirational is that young Alyse said that she wanted to dedicate the proceeds from the sales of her books to help pay for surgeries for her older cousin’s facial reconstructive surgeries.

Youth Author Alyse Battiste shares a whimsical story of great fun when Super Sally and her pals venture to a local swimming pool during a school trip. Join Super Sally and join in the fun!

Shoes to Make a Difference Helps Candace Battiste

Are you interested in helping children to lead a healthier and safer life? At “Shoes to Make a Difference” we thrive to accomplish this, as well as making you extra money.

At “Shoes to Make a Difference” we consign for our clients designer items such as Gucci, St. John Knits, Chanel, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton and many more designer shoes, apparel, and handbags are accepted.

Your profit will be 50% of what the item sell for.

“In order for you to sell your items at a quicker rate, it will be

Raising Tolerant Children

While shopping with your child, you notice sudden fear and tears welling up in your young one’s eyes. You see what the frightened and confused child sees:

Publisher with a Purpose

From Passive Postal Worker to Publisher with a Purpose

Press Release

My Name Is NOT Monkey Girl

NEW YORK, NY — Nov. 7, 2007 (eMediaCampaigns!) — Author Miriam Jacobs is on a mission. The five-time author recently announced that she has set out to raise funds for facial reconstructive surgeries for her 8 year-old granddaughter, Candace. Along the way, she is promoting tolerance, education, and compassion for those who have Giant Congenital Nevus; a rare skin disorder that Candace was born with.

“My Name is Not Monkey Girl” (Candalyse Publishing, 2007) serves as a tremendous resource for parents, teachers, grandparents, schools and libraries alike. It was written with the aim of teaching children the importance of unconditional kindness, patience, love, tolerance and compassion. And inspired after a child called Candace a monkey girl. At the time, Candace was

How to Jump From a Ferris Wheel and Land on Your Feet

How to Jump from a Ferris Wheel and

Land on Your Feet, Vol. One

Ten Women. Ten Chapters. Ten Stories

How did ten women go from despair and despondency, to living an exceptional life?

“Learn from every challenge and obstacle they faced in this dynamic anthology of triumph over adversity. These inspirational tales of vision, courage, and determination shed timeless truths and invaluable lessons which you can use to create your own exceptional life.” -Fran Briggs

Compiled by: Miriam L. Jacobs

The first of a ten volume series written by women for women.