Mutula Grows Up is a non-fictional story about a child of Africa, who is given adult responsibilities at an early age. He becomes a caregiver for his younger brother at the age of 4 years. He experiences the death of his brother, Heri, when he has yet to experience life. He develops survival skills, without becoming fully aware that he has been thrust into an adult’s world. Mutula grew up in Central Africa. His environment and experiences are unfamiliar to most of us in America. Yet, there are American citizens who can relate to the struggles of Mutula and his family. These are daily struggles to obtain food, shelter…minimal subsistence. It is the responsibility of those who are blessed with much to assist those who have less. Although Mutula’s view of heaven is immature, we are refreshed by his simple desire to get closed to his deceased brother, Heri. Mutula completes this story having reached the goal of exhibiting adult behaviors, as he demonstrates maturity to the extent of caring for the family’s herd of goats. At five years of age, Mutula is more mature than some adults. Let us admire his courage and tenacity.
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Gregory Vincent Selby was born in Delaware and attended public schools in Accomack County, Virginia (Mary N. Smith High). Greg is married to the former Barbara Jean Grimes and resides in Hampton, VA. Greg and Barbara have three adult sons and four grandchildren: Gregory II (Joaquin and Gregory III), Gevell (Emery and Amaya), and Gerron. Dr. Selby has earned six formal degrees: Bachelors in Aerospace Engineering, Psychology, and Theology; Masters in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Doctorates in Theology and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. He has worked for NASA for 12 years (Wallops Flight Facility, Glenn Research Center, and Langley Research Center), taught at Hampton University, and is presently a Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Old Dominion University (33 years). He has published several books, including a book of poetry, "In His Image;" a book for parents and educators, "How to Rear a Scientist or Engineer;" a book of fiction with his sister, Maxcine Selby Collier, "A Tale of Two Siblings;" daily devotional guides, e.g., "Adorning Eagles Wings;" Bible study guides, e.g., "His Touch of Perfection;" and children's books, e.g., "God's Good Earth - Our Good Home." He also serves as a pulpit minister for churches of Christ.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Mutula Grows Up is a non-fictional story about a child of Africa, who is given adult responsibilities at an early age. He becomes a caregiver for his younger brother at the age of 4 years. He experiences the death of his brother, Heri, when he has yet to experience life. He develops survival skills, without becoming fully aware that he has been thrust into an adult's world. Mutula grew up in Central Africa. His environment and experiences are unfamiliar to most of us in America. Yet, there are American citizens who can relate to the struggles of Mutula and his family. These are daily struggles to obtain food, shelter.minimal subsistence. It is the responsibility of those who are blessed with much to assist those who have less. Although Mutula's view of heaven is immature, we are refreshed by his simple desire to get closed to his deceased brother, Heri. Mutula completes this story having reached the goal of exhibiting adult behaviors, as he demonstrates maturity to the extent of caring for the family's herd of goats. At five years of age, Mutula is more mature than some adults. Let us admire his courage and tenacity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781523276479
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