Juliet Barriffe's “My Moon, My Light” was displayed at the recently concluded American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference & Exhibition, held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C., last June 24-27, 2022.

In her book, Barriffe lovingly describes the light of the heavenly body as the hope God has given to His people. The book revolves around her emotionally-stirring tale of finding God as she moves through life's journey. She considers God's words as her guide and strength in overcoming obstacles. Using strong metaphors inspired by the moon, Barriffe's words could be a great source of encouragement for someone who currently treads a path of painful changes.

“My Moon, My Light” is an ideal book for those who have seemingly lose their grip on life. It acknowledges the vast possibilities God can make to a person's life, including the unknown future. These possibilities come with man's freedom to choose and act upon their choice. Despite this multitude of choices, Barriffe emphasizes the importance of choosing God's ways.

Barriffe's work will make one believe that God is ever-present in His creations and that each man's life is a precious gift. She said, “I believe being God-centered would make a great impact and a better understanding of God's gift of a lengthy life.”

Those who are looking for love right now can look inward and grab a copy today of “My Moon, My Light” on Amazon.

“My Moon, My Light”
Author | Juliet Barriffe
Genre | Non-fiction
Published date | August 30, 2021
Publisher | Christian Faith Publishing Inc.
Book retail price | $8.93

Author Bio

Juliet Barriffe is a devoted mother and grandmother who joined the covenant with her Lord and Savior over twenty years ago. Her journey of brokenness and grief led her to the open spiritual arms of the Savior.

Her gift of writing henceforward gave birth to poems and short stories. Juliet believes that the Savior has impressed upon her the ability of being a comforter to others, a task she does not take lightly.

As a caregiver, she has exemplified the Savior's love by doing and being the best she can be to those who are on the receiving end of her service to them. Juliet like reading, listening to music, doing crafts, and riding her bike; she also loves to play around with her granddaughter. She expresses that her playful ways helped her to maintain her youthful feelings.

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