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God asked me to write this book. Let me explain.Upon retirement in 2010, I decided to write a Dr. Seussian style children’s book about bullying.Once it was published, I believed my literary career was over. Apparently, God had other plans.Several months later, while savoring an early morning snooze, a rather troubling poetry versebegan buzzing about my brain:“… he now had his answer; His lovely young bride had ovarian cancer,”Being an optimist by nature, I couldn’t fathom why such a disheartening verse, in Dr Seussianrhyme no less, was intruding upon my morning slumber. After puzzling over this for several days,I concluded God wanted me to provide a Rufus the Doofus sequel to help Christian adults dealwith the inevitable crises of life that could conceivably challenge their faith.The result is a short story in easy-to-read verse that is intended to help Christian adults dealwith whatever heartbreaking events they may encounter that might cause their faith to waver.Life can be hard, but God is good.