You Can Always Come Home

Following the Breadcrumbs of Your Past to Find the Hope for Your Tomorrow

Author: Laura Jean Bell and Sean Dietrich

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Submit to key industry reviewers, including Publishers Weekly and Library JournalBuild and nurture the email list through engaging content on author's websiteMaintain consistent activity and engagement on social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and TikTokRegularly publish blogs and podcast episodes, ensuring content relevance to the upcoming bookOrganize book signings in local stores that have shown interestHost a unique storytelling event on author's farm, integrating elements of music, food, and prominent storytellersUtilize the podcast "Y'all Podcast" to introduce and discuss the book, drawing in loyal listeners to the launchEngage in speaking opportunities, focusing on using storytelling to inspire and connect with families and women

A charming compilation of short stories to bring back the smells, sounds, and emotions that come with growing up in the Deep South and remind us that home is within us, waiting to be found through belonging, safety, identity and freedom.

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Cozy up with You Can Always Come Home, a charming compilation of short stories serving as a reminder that there is always hope amidst life's challenges.

From nostalgic church potlucks to delightful encounters with quirky neighbors, these tales will touch your soul, reminding you of who you are and rekindling the hope hidden in long-forgotten memories.

In this fast-paced world of constant demands, these stories offer a sanctuary of solace to pause and reflect on what matters most. The good stuff, the God stuff. They capture those transformative moments that turn shattered fragments into something breathtakingly beautiful. No matter how hard or scary life becomes, hope glimmers in the moments where the Lord's healing touch shines through the fractures to mend the brokenness.

Come open the sock drawer and dig around for the memories that got stuffed in there long ago waiting to rekindle your hope and bring you back to a place of belonging.

About the Author

Laura Bell is a writer, speaker, podcast host, and storyteller who was born and raised in the Deep South of Montgomery, Alabama. She is wife to her high school sweetheart and the mother to her two miracle babies, Emmy Lou and Oaks. She is known for finding joy among the sharp edges of life to discover there is hope without fear in the days to come. Laura graduated from Faulkner University with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature, which pushed her to start a blog upon graduation focusing on uncovering faith through the stories we share and testimonies that strengthen us. Laura had the honor of endorsing Sean Deitrich’s (also known as Sean of the South) latest book You Are My Sunshine. Today, Laura resides with her husband and children on their family farm in the small community of New Harmony, Alabama.