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From beginning to end The Invisible America breaks every stereotype as we meet women, men and families that live hidden beneath the statistics. Though we would like to believe that the more friends, family, and resources one has, the less likely it is we or someone we love will become homeless, anyone can become homeless. And homelessness is growing at an alarming rate in America.

The Invisible America is not the story of the repulsiveness of homelessness or the cold statistics; it is the amazing story of human survival, perseverance, dignity and faith. Lives, which at one time were not so different than yours. It is their story. It is my story.

Woven with their stories are the author’s personal insights and experiences. Intertwined with powerful truths is the simple message of “loving your neighbor as yourself,” that calls each of us to action.

It’s not what you see…
It’s what you don’t see.

Beneath the stereotypical image of homelessness
live millions of invisible Americans…
hidden by shame,
cloaked in quiet desperation
and sustained by unshakable faith.

Available now in Ebook format:

http://20for1.wordpress.com/




Bio

Penny Carlton worked with non-profit organizations in New York State, before an interesting twist of fate took her to Nashville where she served as Associate Producer for the TLC reality series, "Tuckerville". From there she went on to write, produce and obtain regional distribution on the Nashville, TN CBS affiliate, WTVF Nashville, the one hour special presentation, The Invisible America.

Ms. Carlton is a published writer of inspirational fiction and non-fiction with a heart for God and America’s invisible people.


Email the author: info20for1@aol.com


20for1

The unity of twenty for the restoration of one

Ordinary people. Extraordinary relationships. Life changing actions.


Oh, a storm is threat'ning
My very life today
If I don't get some shelter
Oh yeah, I'm gonna fade away
- Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones


Homelessness is growing at an alarming rate in America,
especially among families and middle aged, middle class adults.

This is no longer a government problem.

It is our problem.