A01=Chaz Corzine
Author_Chaz Corzine
baby gift
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Christian living
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famous authors
inspiration
letters
letters to your baby
on the day you were born
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- ISBN 9781439168448
- Weight: 341g
- Dimensions: 191 x 235mm
- Publication Date: 03 Apr 2009
- Publisher: Howard Books
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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A collection of inspiring letters written by celebrities and other well-known contributors—from Amy Grant and Kathie Lee Gifford to Tommy Lasorda and Ronald Reagan—to welcome newborn babies into the world.
“What would you tell a newborn baby that you have found to be important in life?” That's the question Chaz Corzine asked each contributor to this book to answer. Written from the perspective unique to the individual writer, a broad cross section of our culture is represented. Each letter contains a kernel of wisdom and the spark of inspiration for a life of promise and purpose. This wonderful keepsake also has blank lines for you to write your own personal “Letter to baby” and is something new parents will treasure forever.
“What would you tell a newborn baby that you have found to be important in life?” That's the question Chaz Corzine asked each contributor to this book to answer. Written from the perspective unique to the individual writer, a broad cross section of our culture is represented. Each letter contains a kernel of wisdom and the spark of inspiration for a life of promise and purpose. This wonderful keepsake also has blank lines for you to write your own personal “Letter to baby” and is something new parents will treasure forever.
Chaz Corzine is a twenty-year veteran of Christian music. As a partner at Blanton, Harrell, Cooke & Corzine, he has been involved in the management of Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, author Frank Peretti, Joy Williams, Point of Grace, Bebo Norman, and many others. In addition to his responsibilities with the artists he manages, Chaz has been married for twenty years and has three children. He has served on several boards including The Nashville Symphony, Hope Clinic for Women, Rocketown, The Gospel Music Association, and St. Jude Children's Hospital.
