My Whole World. Episode 6.

Episode 6. Months Go By.

Months go by and Jake is turning 12. Willie is unsure how he can maintain his close relationship with his son. He relies on Jacob for advice.

My Whole World is the sixth series in the original historical fiction saga by Mary Ann DiLorenzo, and is set in rural Kansas in the early 1900s.

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Seven Stories. Story One, Part 5.

Trouble’s Always Just Around the Corner. Part 5.

An Omen. Although “The Harry Situation” seemed to have settled down, a short time later the case “reactivates,” as in Harry comes back. Hmmm.

By our newest Hummingbird Guest Contributor, Beth Kalet. “Trouble” is a short story included in Beth’s book Seven Stories.

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My Whole World. Episode 4.

Episode 4. “Don’t Forget Me Dad.”

Willie receives a letter from his son Jake. Although their bond is strong, Willie fears that the separation will hurt their relationship.

My Whole World is the sixth series in the original historical fiction saga by Mary Ann DiLorenzo, and is set in rural Kansas in the early 1900s.

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Short Story, Stories, Fiction Beth Kalet, Guest Contributor Short Story, Stories, Fiction Beth Kalet, Guest Contributor

Seven Stories. Story One, Part 4.

Trouble’s Always Just Around the Corner. Part 4.

It didn’t look like Julie had anything to worry about, “at this time.”

As the story continues to unfold, Julie does not feel at all sure about that.

By our newest Hummingbird Guest Contributor, Beth Kalet. “Trouble” is a short story included in Beth’s book Seven Stories.

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My Whole World. Episode 3.

Episode 3. Uncertain About Everything.

The reality of his life without his family hits Willie hard. He is unsure that he will know what to do if and when the time comes to take action.

My Whole World is the sixth series in the original historical fiction saga by Mary Ann DiLorenzo, and is set in rural Kansas in the early 1900s.

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