Bill Salisbury’s newly released “Something Fishy: Vol. 1” is a delightful read meant not merely to entertain children, but also to teach valuable lessons about God
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“Something Fishy: Vol. 1” from Christian Faith Publishing author Bill Salisbury is a book of fun-filled fables, each expressing an important message to help children get to know the God who loves them so deeply. MEADVILLE, Pa. (PRWEB) May 04, 2021 “Something Fishy: Vol. 1”: a collection of short stories that helps promote the knowledge of God. “Something Fishy: Vol. 1” is the creation of published author Bill Salisbury, producer of the radio show and podcast The Uncle Cousin Show, which uses puppets and ventriloquism to teach children about God.
Bradley is an animated woman of 36, whose tousled long black hair and French accent give her an exotic cast. When I acknowledge her accent, she replies, “Yes, I’m sorry, I’m from France,” an apology for her country, which has been thrown in the gutter by some Americans for not supporting the war. Her husband, a weapons officer, is aboard the Constellation in the Persian Gulf. Bustling through the warehouse, she shows me how overstuffed it is with household goods. “There’s too much,” she says. And then an idea pops out: “Wouldn’t it be great if we could find someone in San Diego who could ship the overflow to Iraq?” I stop, a bit incredulous. “To Iraq? Now?”
Photo by Robert Burroughs Archie Moore, 1985. The swimming pool in the shape of a boxing glove is empty now, and I-15 traffic rumbles constantly alongside Moore’s weedy lot.
Caught looking.
Tony Gwynn sat in a canvas-backed chair and peered into the wooden cubicle in front of him. “What’s in my locker?” he asked, repeating the question that had been posed to him. “Well, here’s a rubber stamp that says “Tony Gwynn’ on it. I’ve never used it. Here’s a ball of putty that I squeezed to strengthen my arm when I hurt it earlier this year. And here’s a media guide from the All-Star game. Other than that,” he said, scanning the walls and shelves of the locker, “I’ve just got the usual bats, gloves, underwear, and shoes.”