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Author J.D. Freeman Sr.’s New Book Use Your Words

Shreveport, LA, April 16, 2024 — J.D. Freeman Sr., a writer and professional photographer, has completed his new book, “Use Your Words”: a charming tale of a young girl who goes to visit the doctor’s office for her check-up, and learns the importance of using her words so that others will listen to her throughout the stages of her life.

Born in northern Louisiana, author J.D. Freeman Sr.’s desire to become an artist first began in 1989. After enrolling in a photography class, he observed that photography could provide a more lucrative income than art, and so worked as a professional photographer from 1998 to 2005. After he began writing in 1995, Freeman Sr. also started speaking to the youth in public schools as a motivational speaker.

“The reason for this book is to remind parents and guardians the importance of teaching children words while they are small,” writes Freeman Sr. “This will open doors later on in life for them. Remember, to equip a child with the best starts at home, not in school. Teaching a child words and how to use them builds character, confidence, and also awareness. Doing this will also help teachers when it comes to your child’s learning. Their listening skills will be better, and with better listening skills often comes a better understanding that often helps their growth in every way. So we must learn to take advantage of this opportunity in teaching our children for they won’t stay small forever.”

L. J. Good’s Newly Released The Fight

New York, NY, April 16, 2024 — “The Fight”: an uplifting juvenile fiction that presents young readers with valuable advice. “The Fight” is the creation of published author, L. J. Good, a dedicated wife, mother, and educator.

Good shares, “Franklin, the youngest eaglet, struggles to gain his strength. It is not until a supporter with a similar upbringing explains he has his own purpose to carry on. It takes just the right supporter to come along to change your mindset forever. It’s a fight within yourself.”

Pamela Goings’s New Book Adventures of Sky and Ducky

Pfafftown, NC, April 16, 2024 — Fulton Books author Pamela Goings, a loving mother and grandmother as well as a writer, teacher, and speaker who loves Jesus, has completed her most recent book, “Adventures of Sky and Ducky: The Big Woods”: a delightful tale that centers around a young boy and his best friend, a stuffed duck, as they head off on an exciting adventure into the woods, only to find themselves lost and unsure of how to get back home before lunchtime.

Pamela writes, “Sky, a little boy with a big imagination, and Ducky, his best friend and constant companion, find themselves chasing adventure between morning and nap time. It’s a bedtime story of adventure and fearlessness!”

Published by Fulton Books, Pamela Goings’s book is inspired by the author’s grandson, Skyler, and will take readers of all ages on a thrilling journey as they follow Sky and Ducky as they attempt to find their way out of the woods and return home before it grows dark. Accompanied by colorful artwork to help bring Pamela’s story to life, “Adventures of Sky and Ducky: The Big Woods” is sure to capture the hearts and imaginations of young readers, inspiring them to dream big and find their own adventures in life.

Jeanine Faietta Eastman’s Book Blizzard the Ice-Harvesting Horse

Windham, ME, April 16, 2024 — Jeanine Faietta Eastman, author of “The Very Same Moon,” has completed her new book, “Blizzard the Ice-Harvesting Horse”: a charming story set in Maine during the early 1900s that follows a horse named Blizzard as he helps his human friends harvest ice from the frozen lake in order for others to use it to store their food throughout the year.

Born and raised in the great state of Maine, author Jeanine Faietta Eastman grew up on Highland Lake with her family, where she cherished the fresh and frozen lake waters since childhood. She fondly remembers her grandpa’s stories of ice harvesting that took place on the lake during the early 1900s and finds it fascinating that the frozen lake water provided such a valuable commodity to many local Maine families. She believes it is important to tell the story of the frozen crops to younger generations so they would learn what life was like for those who came before them.

“Isn’t it so cool that ice was harvested from the frozen waters of Highland Lake?” writes Jeanine. “That’s how it was done in the early 1900s, so many years ago! Saddle up as Blizzard, the ice-harvesting horse, shares his adventures while he and his neighbors work together during the frigid Maine weather.

“With the cold wind blowing, it messes up his long mane. Oh well, lake hair, he doesn’t care. After all, Blizzard’s mane keeps him warm. He can make it through any storm! Cutting and harvesting the frozen crops into blocks of ice, assuring that freshly picked Maine strawberries stay cold through the hot Maine summer. Without ice, that would be a bummer! Neighbors helping neighbors, you will surely see why Maine has always been the way that life should be.”