Early ReviewersRichelle E. Goodrich

"I have come to the conclusion that there are some things only God can teach a person, and His lessons come in the form of personalized life experiences." —Richelle E. Goodrich

The next in a line of inspirational and motivational books. In the same vein as Smile Anyway, Making Wishes, Slaying Dragons, and Being Bold, Hope Evermore includes quotes, poetry, and a number of short stories. Enjoy a profound thought for every day of the year, including the popular following:

"Love accepts you as you. It will never ask that you be someone else."

“There are many things in this world that we do not know, that we cannot see, that we do not perceive or comprehend. But I have faith in a god who sees and perceives all, who knows and comprehends all. It is God upon whom I rely.”

“If faith without works is dead, then in the same vein, compassion without action is dead, and concern without voice is also dead.”

"It may look crazy to you, but if you had traveled another’s road in their shoes, you would see and understand the underlying sanity in their actions. This is why we should love more and judge less."

"Tomorrow is just another synonym for hope."

“Take away your trials, and you take away the magnificent reward of overcoming.”

This book was written to inspire and uplift individuals.

It seems my heart is made of tissue paper; I wish the world would handle it more delicately." —Richelle E. Goodrich

A collection of original poetry by American novelist, poet, and illustrator, Richelle E. Goodrich.

Each chapter in this book touches on a specific emotional experience that affects the human heart within a lifetime. For example, the first chapter, titled TO LOVE, includes twelve poems that express aspects of love. Another chapter, titled TO LOATHE, includes poetry touching on life’s harsher challenges. The literary works in this book were written in a variety of poetic styles including sonnets, haikus, free verse, and cinquains.

A Heart Made of Tissue Paper is a treasury of hard-earned joys and sorrows survived.

"It seems my heart is made of tissue paper; I wish the world would handle it more delicately." —Richelle E. Goodrich

A collection of original poetry by American novelist, poet, & illustrator, Richelle E. Goodrich.

Each chapter in this book touches on a specific emotional experience that affects the human heart within a lifetime. For example, the first chapter, titled TO LOVE, includes twelve poems that express aspects of love. Another chapter, titled TO LOATHE, includes poetry touching on life’s harsher challenges. The literary works in this book were written in a variety of poetic styles including sonnets, haikus, free verse, and cinquains. A Heart Made of Tissue Paper is a treasury of hard-earned joys and sorrows survived.