Welcome friends, readers or anyone else who stumbled upon here!
Thank you for visiting my site. I am a believer, a mother, a professional, an author, and an advocate for children.
After living in China for almost five years, I published my memoir, Silent Tears; A Journey of Hope In A Chinese Orphanage. The interest in my story makes it possible for me to continue my passion to make a difference in the lives of children in the orphanages of China.
Please visit my blog where interspersed with splashes of my sassy posts, I strive to bring the adoption community together with links to news articles, special interest stories and updates on the children in my book. Visit me on Facebook or write me an email. I love to hear your comments or share in your life experiences!
There is hope for China’s Children!
This is the year of the dragon for China. This year is held above others and the people celebrate in a huge way that it has come around again. We can help make this one of the best years ever for the children in China. Recently I met a woman online who is coordinating amazing things [...]
Dear Mr. Giver of a 1-Star-Amazon-Review
Dear Mr. JJK, (Anyone else that may be planning on reading my novel, Chasing China, please stop here and read it first as this contains HUGE SPOILERS) First, let me thank you for taking the time to read my novel, Chasing China. You are one of over 30,000 readers who have downloaded my novel in the [...]
The Bridge by Kay Bratt (Free Sunday and Monday)
Today and tomorrow I am letting my novella, The Bridge, be downloaded for free from Amazon. If you don’t have a Kindle, you can still download it to your smartphone or PC! In present day China, an old woman’s house sits opposite an ancient bridge. Not just any bridge–but a special one because it has [...]
Kay Bratt Giveaway of Kate DiCamillo Books!
Despite the new e-book craze and low cost of buying (and getting free!)e-books on Amazon, do you still like the feel and smell of a book? Me too. Do you still want your children to have that experience of waiting until you read the last word on the page so that they can turn it? [...]
