Who Would Have Thunk It

The story of Emma, George and Joseph Fraser three siblings who were placed in the foster care system after their mother became mentally ill and their father could no longer care for them. Based on fact, the story follows the trio as they bounce from one home to another looking for a family to call their own.
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George C. Fraser is a popular speaker, entrepreneur and best-selling author of three books: Success Runs in Our Race; Race For Success; and Click: Ten Truths for Building Extraordinary Relationships. He is CEO of FraserNet, Inc., a company he founded over 25 years ago with the vision to lead a global networking movement that brings together diverse human resources to increase opportunities for people of African descent.
He graduated from the prestigious Dartmouth College Minority Business Executive Program. In 1999, he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree of Humane Letters from Jarvis Christian College.
George is the Chairman of Phoenix Village Academy, which consists of three afro-centric charter schools that serve Cleveland s inner-city children. His views have been solicited by media as diverse as CNN and the Wall Street Journal.
He rose to leadership positions with Procter & Gamble, The United Way, and Ford Motor Company. UPSCALE magazine named him one of the Top 50 Power Brokers in Black America. George has appeared on seven national magazine covers and was recently inducted into The Minority Business Hall of Fame and Museum.
To learn more, please visit his website at frasernetcom or email him at gfraser@frasernetcom

Emma Fraser-Pendleton is a life coach, motivational speaker, author, ordained Minister, and former Assistant Superintendent of Schools. She is a former Project Director for Turnaround for Children, where she worked in the most challenging schools in New York City.
Emma Fraser-Pendleton is a life coach, motivational speaker, author, ordained Minister, and former Assistant Superintendent of Schools. She is also a former Project Director for Turnaround for Children, where she worked in the most challenging schools in New York City.
Emma is the recipient of several prestigious scholarships. In l989, she was awarded an academic Fellowship to the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a Ford Foundation fellowship to continue her studies at Harvard. At Harvard she served as a teaching fellow, and member of the faculty, and was a noted panelist on the International Forum of Changing Trends in Education.
Highlights of her career include: Designing and implementing a self-esteem program for women living in shelters; the Woman of Wisdom Award, Delta Sorority, 2010; Distinguished Black Women Award, BISA, 2009; the Barnes Historical Society and Queens Legend Award in 2004. In addition, Emma has also received the E.C. Reems Women s International Ministries Award and in 2005, The Hugh O Brien Youth Leadership Award.
You may contact Emma via email at audreefraser@yahoocom

Jerry Craft is a children s book writer, illustrator and the creator of Mama s Boyz, an award-winning comic strip that has been distributed by King Features Syndicate since 1995. He is one of the few syndicated African-American cartoonists in the country.
He has won four African American Literary Awards for best comic strip (2012, 2011, 2009 & 2004). Jerry has published three books based on his comic strip, illustrated 10 children s books and has had his work appear in Essence Magazine, Ebony, comic books, greeting cards, book covers, board games, transit ads and two Chicken Soup for the African American Soul books. He has also written and illustrated two novels: The Offenders: Saving the World After Serving Detention (middle grade) and Positive Force (Young Adult).
Jerry is the former editorial director of the Sports Illustrated for Kids website. When he is not at his drawing table, he teaches kids his cartooning and illustration techniques at schools and libraries across the country.
To learn more about Jerry s work, please visit his website at jerrycraftnet or email him at: jerrycraft@aolcom.