Julie Cantrell

Author Bio:

In addition to contributing to nearly a dozen books, Julie has published two children's books and her first novel, Into the Free, will be released Feb. 1, 2012.

A speech-language pathologist and literacy advocate, Julie was recently the editor-in-chief of the Southern Literary Review and currently teaches English as a second language to elementary students.

She has been a freelance writer for ten years, during which time she served as contributing editor to MOMSense magazine and wrote content for Mothers of Preschoolers, Intl.

Julie and her family live in Mississippi where they operate Valley House Farm. She is represented by Greg Johnson of WordServe Literary.

Into the Free

Millie Reynolds knows firsthand the shame of family secrets. With an abusive father and a “nothing mama,” she craves a place of true belonging. Over time, the gypsies that travel through town each spring offer acceptance. Then tragedy strikes and Millie leaves her world of poverty to join a prominent…

God is with Me through the Day

For a child, so many things can happen in one day. Sometimes the world outside is a scary place. There is so much to be discovered and understood and at times the adventure is simply overwhelming. This story reminds kids that God is always present. He is a protector who never stops caring for all children…

God is with Me through the Night

In this book, furry friends reveal that even the biggest and bravest of God's creatures feel frightened sometimes. This comforting story allows parents to build stronger bonds with their children while reminding readers of all ages that fear, loneliness, and hopelessness can be alleviated when we put…