by Myra Sampson-Reeves (Author), Emily Thomson (Illustrator)
The Dream Catcher symbolizes the dream of the Native Cherrokee who dreams of prosperity, happiness, and love. While the negative dreams are disbursed into a web, the positive dreams remain embedded into the web that allows the following positivity to enter into one's life.
Author Biography
Myra is a counselor, author, and entrepreneur. Myra Sampson Reeves is a native of Philadelphia, PA. She is a graduate of Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. where she earned her MA degree with a focus on pastoral counseling and missions. Myra currently resides in Washington, D.C. where she works as an early childhood specialist at Centro Nia. Myra is a mother of three wonderful sons, Zuogwi, Mlynue Alfred, and Yuejay Thomas Henry Reeves. Her passions are writing, reading, painting and Missionary work. Myra's dream is to become an entrepreneur and curator of a museum. She is the author of "Liberian Culture and Marriages," 2007, self published at Drexel University Printing Company.