If You Can't Tell It, Let Me Tell It! (Volume #4)
In the Best Interest of the Child
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This is a wonderful book! It gives vivid scenarios and deep insights into the muck and mire that come from the court system in regards to Baby Mama Drama, custody battles and issues that are faced when having the best interest of the child at heart.
"In The Best Interest of The Child," takes you through a range of emotions. There were times when you will laugh out loud as you put yourself in Janetta's shoes as you are able and was able to actually see yourself through her eyes in some of the hilarious scenes she found herself in. There were times when you will cry as you think of this child's story as just a small microcosm, a mere grain of sand, in the grand scale of other children who endure things like this and worse, everyday. And, there were times you will just be plain angry at the injustices displayed.
This book offers a candid look not only into the drama that comes along with "Baby Mamas", but also shines a light on how sometimes, well-meaning fathers who try to do the right thing, are still treated like "Deadbeat Dads", when that's not the case at all.
The courts and legal scales are prejudicially unbalanced against men, even the ones who have the best interest of their child in mind.
This book is a must-read for anyone who knows someone going through this ordeal or find themselves personally dealing with it.
It should be mandatory reading for the "Baby Mamas" who need to realize that they only hurt their child when they use them as bait to try to hurt their child's father who is with another woman.
This story will help them realize that not all of the other women who are with their child's father will mistreat their children, as well. There are some very unique ones who would love the child as their own just as Janetta did in this riveting book.
The author maked it easy to see that she wrote from her heart by the emotions this book captures. You owe it to yourself to find out more about "In The Best Interest of The Child" - a very candid look about "Baby Mama Drama", the inequality of the court system towards men, miscarriage and most importantly, how God can take you through it all, victoriously!
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About the Book
“In The Best Interest of the Child” communicates how some women take motherhood and some men take fatherhood for granted, as others try to understand the purpose behind their pain of losing a child or not being able to conceive one. It deals with the emotional issues that men, women and their families deal with, after having several miscarriages.
“In The Best Interest of the Child” explains how we, as men and women of God have a responsibility to leave a positive legacy for our children; even if we didn’t give birth to them.
About the Author
Evangelist Devetta J. Tolbert is married to Elder Kenneth Raymon Tolbert. The couple has one son, Johnathan J. Tolbert. She is Co-Founder of Truly Delivered Ministries, Inc., an Evangelist, Author, and Marketing Consultant, who is a native of
She believes, “All Men and Women of God should be supported in sharing their stories as they strive to become the People Of God he predestined them to be.”
Evangelist Tolbert was ordained May 30, 2004, at Full Gospel Church of God By Faith in Wyandanch, New York and received her degree in Business Administration in 1987 from Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
Evangelist Devetta Tolbert is the Author of four books in a series of seven entitled, "If You Can't Tell It, Let Me Tell It!"
1. To God Be The Glory For My Story
2. Testimonies and Encouragement for Youth and Children Through Poetry and Short Stories
3. From A Single Female To A Virtuous Woman
4. In The Best Interest Of The Child
Her books can be found online at Authorhouse.com, Barnes and Nobles, Amazon.com and Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Bookstore.
Evangelist Devetta Tolbert has had articles published in: The Dallas Examiner (
Evangelist Devetta Tolbert works with the National Ministry of Dr. Tony Evans, The Urban Alternative, in