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A Good Night for
Mr. Coleman

This feel-good story teaches children about homelessness and the power of one person to make a difference. Based on a true story told in the companion adult title, The Hundred Story Home, Grace meets a homeless “neighbor,” Mr. Coleman, while volunteering in a soup kitchen. When Grace finds out Mr. Coleman doesn’t have a bed, she knows she must do something. Grace begins selling lemonade to help build housing for Mr. Coleman and others who are homeless. With whimsical, colorful illustrations by Southern artist, Evelyn Henson, this story encourages readers of all ages to Dream Big and Do Good.

 

Press

 

“Grab a cup of coffee, cozy up and get to know a little bit more about Kathy. I can guarantee her words will inspire you, and you will leave this interview not only wanting to purchase a copy…”

“More than a decade ago Kathy Izard quit her job in Charlotte to devote her time to helping the homeless. Now she’s taking a new approach to solving the problem, by getting the next generation involved.”