Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What inspired the author to write The Frog and the Redneck? The
book's inspiration is scriptural from the book of Ephesians, Chapter 5 verse
10 where the apostle Paul tells the Church of Ephesus to take no part in the
unfruitful works of darkness, but instead to expose them. In her own life,
the author experienced so much racial prejudice. For the longest time she
focused on her own life -- the prejudices that she personally experienced.
She was wounded and more embittered with each incident. Then she met
her husband, who experienced a new type of racial prejudice because he
chose to marry her and to adopt her son. The experiences that they shared
changed their lives and hearts forever. And because of their love for our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they discovered a new revelation -- one that
is based on love. Yes, they learned to love each other more and to love
their enemies, too. This book is the author's effort to reach out to those who
would hate and despise any person because of differences in race, religion,
hair, lips, dress, customs, etc. ....The book's message -- "We are all God's
children" -- resonates loud and clear throughout as The Frog and the
Redneck continually challenges the reader from a predisposition of racial
bias towards self-examination.
2. Where can I buy the book? The Frog and the Redneck is currently
available at www.xlibris.com , and your favorite online and brick & mortar
stores, (i.e. Barnes & Noble or www.barnesandnoble.com, Borders or
www.borders.com, Books-A-Million or www.booksamillion.com, Amazon
or www.amazon.com, etc.
3. What other books have been written by Peggie Ward Koon? Her
first novel, Where Would I Be?, was written to honor her 92 year-old
Mother, Mrs. Irene Clark Ward. The book provides details of her Mother's
life as a 1900's black woman in the rural South and shares how she nurtured
and brought up 10 children during the worst of times. Features include the
12 Secrets to Successful Parenting and more. For additional details, be
sure to visit the website at www.wherewouldibe.com
4. How can I contact the author? Use the Contact Us page here at the
website or e-mail at webmaster@thefrogandtheredncek.com
