Sammy Finds His Way
This is about Sammy, an orphaned unicorn. After losing his parents he must find his way down the mountain, find food and a warm place to sleep at night. All his needs are met with what he calls magic. Then he runs into a giant unicorn. The giant teaches Sammy about God and that the help he received was by God’s doing, not by magic. Sammy also learns the valuable lesson that being different is okay. He wants to run with the wild horse herd but the herd will not let him because he looks different. In the end, Sammy takes the lessons he learned from the giant and goes into the valley to let everyone know he is special.
About the Author:
Alyce was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1951. From the years 1951 to 1953, she and her brother, Henry, were in foster care and finally resided in a orphanage prior to adoption. In 1953, they were adopted and moved to Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Not until the age of thirty did she find out that she had a sister, seven half-sisters and one half-brother. They were all brought together with a reunion planned by her adoptive parents, Henry and Mabel Schneider of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, in the early 1980s. Throughout her life, Alyce has lived in various cities in Wisconsin and Minnesota. She now lives in Springtown, Texas with her husband Rich, on a secluded six acres. Her hobbies are oil painting, working with her animals, gardening, and spending time with Rich. She has been writing since the early 1970s. her writing comes mostly from personal life experiences with hopes of inspiring and perhaps even helping others.
