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Tama Fortner

Tama Fortner

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Children's Books Christianity Religion Non-Fiction Self-Help

Featured Works

Book cover of God, I Feel Sad
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God, I Feel Sad

Michelle Nietert

Book cover of God, I Feel Scared

God, I Feel Scared

Michelle Nietert

God, I Feel #1
Book cover of Easter Is Coming!

Easter Is Coming!

Tama Fortner

Book cover of God Made You to Be You

God Made You to Be You

Jamie Ivey

Book cover of The Wonder of Creation

The Wonder of Creation

Louie Giglio

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Tama Fortner known for?

    Tama Fortner is recognized for her work in children's literature, particularly books that explore faith-based themes and emotional development for young readers. Her writing often focuses on helping children understand and process their feelings through a spiritual lens.

  • Does Tama Fortner write for adults?

    While primarily known for her children's books, Tama Fortner has also written non-fiction works aimed at adults, often focusing on topics related to faith, personal growth, and navigating holidays with intention.

  • What is the best starting point for Tama Fortner's children's books?

    For new readers, a good starting point for Tama Fortner's children's books would be her "God, I Feel..." series, which addresses common emotions like sadness and fear in an accessible way for young children.