It was Martin Luther King Day, a "Day of Service" and a cacophony of children's voices greeted the six Calendar Program volunteers as they entered the family homeless shelter.  Those voices came from the playroom where six children awaited a story hour and help with a craft project.  Most of the children were content to have a book read to them but one child wanted to write a book!  While the volunteers read books to the other children, one volunteer sat on the floor and began quietly to ask the child about her interests and her dreams.  For the next hour, working with construction paper, colored markers, glitter and glue, the child wrote and illustrated a book about a beautiful princess.  The special pages of the book were bound together with colored ribbon and the child proudly showed her book to her mother and the other mothers that were gathered in the adjoining living room.