It's Something About Grandmas

About the Book

A young girl explains what it's like to have a change of heart by being much nicer towards her sister upon witnessing an expression of God's love due to the actions of her grandmother's prayers. The two young authors of this book were 10 years old and 4 years old when they helped their grandma Delece Williams write this book. Dior, the older sister loves to be creative and Dion, the young sister loves to entertain.

Both have been honor-roll students for a while now and recently welcomed a new baby brother to the family circle. The gift of knowing who God is, through prayer and spiritual role models are now carried on by their Dad, Dejhan Means and Mom, Danielle McDuffy. The purpose of this book is to encourage other children to not be afraid of the interesting ways people honor God. It maybe by dancing, singing or raising their hands in worship.

About the Author

Having just received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award from the 46th President, I can now look forward to greater possibilities while not taking my smaller strides for granted. I started a grass-root youth organization called Kidz Korna approximately 3 decades ago not knowing what I was doing (simply wanting to help young people) and now to get the attention from the highest office in the land, this truly humbles me! For over 28th years, Dr. Delece's leadership lies in her ability to uniquely serve needy youth and families by creating multi-programs for the prioritization of anti-violence/abuse around Chicagoland, empowering communities through giving; over 2 million in donations distributed city-wide, over 100 organizations helped, uplifts females with the annual Queens Awards Ceremony through intergenerational mentoring and host New 50 Inc entrepreneurial projects. 79th to 80th of Ashland ave in Chicago is now named Kidz Korna Way because of her program’s impact to the city. Delece has hosted a Daily Early Prayer line for over 12 years now, constantly seeking direction and strength for God's purpose in her life as she pours out to others which led to her becoming a licensed and ordained minister, a bachelors in theology and doctorate in practical counseling for life coaching services and more. She also studied at Columbia College which kicked-off her film and modeling career with opportunities to work for Qprah Winfrey, the Late Richard Pryor and more. She also has an AA in Liberal Arts from Malcolm X College and licensed tv producer with a background in Cosmetology. She uses all of gifts to connect with youth to help build futures and family connections. She's a mother, grandmother and married to the global iconic DJ producer co-creator of House Music, Farley Jackmaster Funk.