The Call of David follows the journey of 12-year-old Lillie Robbins, a small, bullied girl with a cleft lip, as she navigates the complex and painful challenges of school life, friendship, and self-acceptance. Bullied by the popular girl, Brooke, Lillie faces constant humiliation and isolation, but her struggle is amplified by her inner turmoil as she battles feelings of inadequacy and rejection.

However, as Lillie learns to stand up for herself and find her voice, she starts to unravel an unexpected connection between her suffering and the deeper, spiritual battle for her identity. As she begins to understand that her worth is not defined by the cruelty of others, Lillie embarks on a path of personal growth that leads her to discover a strength she never knew she had.

Through a lens that resonates with both young and adult readers, The Call of David explores themes of courage, inner strength, and redemption. With religious undertones woven throughout, it speaks to the power of faith and self-discovery, even in the face of life's harshest trials. This story aims to inspire young girls, particularly ages 12-14, who may be struggling with similar experiences of bullying, self-esteem, and finding their place in the world.