There’s a unique kind of reader—one who doesn’t speak loudly in church, one who doesn’t post Bible verses on social media, one who isn’t sure what they believe… but who is still searching. Quietly. Privately. Hopefully.
If that’s you—or someone you love—Sheran Summers’ A Boy and a Girl is the book you’ve been waiting for.
It’s not flashy. It doesn’t try to scare you into belief. It doesn’t require you to have your spiritual life figured out. What it does is whisper the kind of truth that sticks. The kind that answers the questions you haven’t said aloud: Is there more to life than this? Is Heaven real? Does God even want someone like me?
Sheran’s answer is yes. And the way she tells it is filled with light, honesty, and grace.
A Faith Book for the Spiritually Undecided
Many faith-based books are written for the already convinced. A Boy and a Girl is different. It’s for the wanderer. The skeptic. The person who grew up in church but quietly slipped away. The one who’s not anti-God—but isn’t exactly sure where they stand, either.
Sheran’s story is filled with compassion, not pressure. Her words feel like a friend sitting beside you, not a preacher shouting at you. And through the story’s journey—one marked by reflection, simplicity, and honest questions—you begin to find something rare: space.
Space to think. Space to hope. Space to believe again.
This is what makes A Boy and a Girl so effective. It doesn’t demand. It invites. It doesn’t push—it pulls you in gently, reminding you that your soul still longs for God, even if you’ve been ignoring that longing for years.
A Teacher’s Heart in Every Page
Sheran Summers spent her career teaching young people in public schools, and her retirement years pouring into Sunday school and women’s Bible studies. She has taught not just minds, but hearts. And her writing reflects that same posture: thoughtful, nurturing, and quietly persuasive.
She’s not writing to win an argument. She’s writing to win you back to what matters.
And her personal journey—of love, loss, and lifelong faith—adds weight to her words. She’s not writing about theories. She’s writing from experience. About the God who stayed when life fell apart. About the Heaven she believes in deeply. About the grace that has carried her through every season of life.
Her story is sincere. Her voice is seasoned. And her message is simple: God is real. Heaven is real. And it’s never too late to turn toward Him.
The Kind of Book You Finish With a Full Heart
There’s no checklist at the end of this book. No list of dos and don’ts. Just one question: Are you ready to meet Him?
That one question reframes everything.
It doesn’t matter how old you are, what denomination you come from, or how many mistakes you’ve made. This book doesn’t try to fit you into a mold—it leads you back to your Maker.
And for those who’ve drifted, doubted, or simply delayed, A Boy and a Girl offers the gentle clarity you didn’t know you were craving.
Perfect for Gifting, Sharing, or Starting Over
Because of its universal appeal and simple, heartfelt style, this book makes the perfect gift for someone who’s quietly wrestling with spiritual questions. It opens the door to deeper conversation without overwhelming the reader with theology.
It’s the kind of book that can start a faith journey—or restart one.
Give it to your adult children. Your parents. Your friend who’s been hurt by religion. Your co-worker who always asks the big questions in hushed tones. And maybe—just maybe—read it yourself with fresh eyes.
You might be surprised how it speaks to you, too.
Your Soul Knows the Way Home
Sometimes, we don’t need louder answers. We just need quieter truth.
A Boy and a Girl is that truth. A soft invitation. A spiritual nudge. A gentle echo of eternity.
So if you’re searching for something more—and tired of pretending you’re not—this is your sign. Sheran Summers has written a story that leads not just to understanding… but to peace.
Let your soul come home.
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