“Blue Molly,” by Dr. Louchrisa Ford High, Teaches the Eighth Commandment in a Very Unconventional Way

The Ten Commandments were given to us by God to give us a clear guide on how to live our lives. However, from time to time, we break these commandments, and this will result in us receiving punishment from God. To make sure our children live by God’s commandment, we have to start inculcating these values while they are young.
 
Dr. Louchrisa Ford High, an accomplished educator, presents a series of books that will enforce the importance of following the Ten Commandments. She presents one of the books in the series, Blue Molly, which focuses on the eighth commandment; Thou shall not steal.
 
In this book, we will follow the story of a mischievous and deviant cat named Molly. She was also lazy and got into a lot of fights and trouble. Because of this, a lot of people hated her. One day, she went into Mr. Doggie’s store to get some peppermint candy. Mr. Doggie was generous, kind, and he often looked out for other people. But, while trying to choose the flavor, Molly got greedy and thought about stealing the candies instead of buying them.
 
Will Molly succeed in her wicked plan? Or will she get caught? If she were, what are the consequences of her actions?
 
The book will certainly present the lesson in a very unconventional way. However, its honesty will also ensure that the reader captures the lesson, and earnestly live by it. Dr. High’s writing style is also very conducive to a child’s comprehension level, making it educational for them. It also comes with colorful illustrations that will surely capture a child’s attention.
 
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Blue Molly: Though Shall Not Steal
Author: Dr. Louchrisa Ford High
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Published Date: June 2021
Book Genre: Children’s Book
 
 
About the Author:
 
Louchrisa Ford High was educated in the public schools of Georgetown, South Carolina and graduated with honors from Howard High School. She attended Atlanta University and South Carolina State University where she majored in music education with piano and clarinet as her major instruments. She graduated with the highest average in her class in l963.
 
Dr. High obtained the Master of Science degree in music (1972) and a doctorate degree in Educational Administration and Supervision (1988) from Tennessee State University. She received a national award from Phi Delta Kappa for her doctoral dissertation entitled, “A History of Black Music and Biographies of Selected Black Composers.”
 
In 1984, Dr. High was evaluated by the Tennessee State Department Education and was successful in achieving the Career Ladder for Excellence in Teaching. In 1992, she was selected as an “Outstanding Woman in Nashville.” In 1993, she was the recipient of the Metropolitan Nashville Education Association’s Ted Martin Human Relations Award for being a dedicated teacher and humanitarian. In 1994, Dr. High received the Colonel Aide de Camp recognition from the Governor of Tennessee for being honored as an Educator of Excellence. She also won the prestigious National Council of Negro Women’s Excellence in Teaching.  In 2014, she received the National Educational Leadership in Music Award from the National Association of Negro Musicians Incorporated.
 
She has participated in many educational research projects and has also written numerous children’s’ books and books to address issues related to helping students to be successful in school.

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