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A Neighborhood Hero You’ve Never Noticed
What if the quietest presence on your street had the most powerful story to tell? R.J. Lamp Post: A Day in the Life invites readers to see the world through the eyes of a neighborhood streetlight who watches over families, children, and late-night wanderers—protecting them in ways no one ever notices. This is a story filled with warmth, humor, suspense, and heart, reminding readers that even the most ordinary things can play extraordinary roles. Once you meet R.J., you’ll never look at a streetlight the same way again.
Virginia Lawrence
About the Author
Virginia M. Lawrence is a children’s author whose work blends imagination, humor, and moral wisdom. Known as Coach Gran, she writes stories that celebrate kindness, responsibility, and the unseen heroes in our everyday lives.
Virginia M. Lawrence, affectionately known as Coach Gran, is a storyteller with a strong love for community, childhood wonder, and meaningful life lessons. Her writing shows a lifetime of observation, compassion, and a belief that stories can both entertain and teach. Through imaginative narration and relatable neighborhood moments, she brings everyday scenes to life in ways that connect with readers of all ages.
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About the Book
Told from the perspective of a neighborhood streetlight, this charming and thoughtful book follows R.J. Lamp Post through one full day and night as he watches over his community—observing joy, danger, mistakes, and redemption. It’s an engaging story that blends fun storytelling with meaningful lessons about safety, empathy, and responsibility.
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Readers have connected greatly with R.J.’s story, praising its originality, heart, and real-world relevance. Many note how the book opens the door for important discussions while still being entertaining and accessible.
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Our blog section expands on the themes found in R.J. Lamp Post: A Day in the Life, discovering topics such as neighborhood safety, empathy, responsibility, and how children can better understand the world around them. These articles help parents and educators turn the story into meaningful conversations while giving readers stronger knowledge into the lessons blended throughout the book.
