Author of children’s book “My Dad and God Are They Fairytales,” Wayne Conner is dedicated to helping solve the issues that arises with children who come from fatherless homes. Married for more than 20-years( to his lovely wife Sherice) and a father of four, he knows what it means to create a new life that’s the polar opposite of where he came from. Wayne grew up in a Fatherless home and experienced the effects of it first hand(which in his early years led him on a path of going in/out of the juvenile justice system.) The life giving benefits of reading this book to children and it being read by adults is that it offers a lifeline of hope to hopeless children who are with out present fathers. This book also provides healthy intro points of communication to the frustrated and silent parent or guardian through creating dialogue to difficult conversations about relationships between parents.
My Dad and God Are They Fairytales is a very visual, engaging and creative way to present the challenge of growing up in the world without a father. For my son, whose father is very present in his Life, the book gave him and his dad more of an opportunity to bond and express gratitude for the relationship they have with each other. We know that truly is a gift from God.
-L.Michelle Salvant, Technologist/Certified Life Coach, Tallahassee FL
Wayne is one of the most genuine, kind, and tender hearted people I know. That character comes out in this tremendous book for children. His desire to minister to the fatherless comes through in every word. Children and families will be blessed by this work for generations to come.
Kenny Roberts – pastor at MissionWay Church in Jacksonville, FL
Impactful, timely, and necessary piece of literature! Provides young readers with answers, guidance, and understanding. Not an understatement to say this critical literary magnum opus will help boys and girls heal from the trauma of absentee fathers”
Vice President
Global Financial Crimes Compliance
This author is an amazing man who has ministered to children and their parents for over twenty years. He decided to continue this work and help children understand God while growing up without a Father. This book allows God’s s grace and provision to be relatable to kids. The illustrations are vivid and match any child’s imagination.
Wenona Arline Assistant Principal Author of Shift Agents
