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THE PATH, a literary magazine
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THE PATH, Phoenix’s newest literary magazine, is a semiannual themed ebook/ezine magazine featuring essays, short stories, poetry, interviews and book reviews. It's a down-to-earth vehicle for writers of fiction and non-fiction to express themselves about a given theme. The theme of this first issue is, "It's a crime."
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Mom’s Story
A Child Learns About MS
Non-fiction/General
Trade Paperback
Publisher: Chalet Publishers, LLC
Publication Date: November-2009
Price: $9.95 + tax (Arizona residents only) + shipping
Size: 5 x 8
Author: Mary Jo Nickum
ISBN: 978-0-9840836-5-7
80 Pages
Available on www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, www.smashwords.com and www.marynickum.com
Pick up a copy today from the following bookstores:
Gridley's, Fountain Hills, AZ
Contact information:
www.chaletpublishers.com www.marynickum.com mjnickum@cox.net
Ten percent of the net proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Mom’s Story; A Child Learns About MS tells the story of a young girl who sees her mother with some frightening health problems and learns she has MS but she will not die from it. This book is a compassionate, accessible and easy to understand account of symptoms, search for help, diagnosis and adaptation to this heart-wrenching disease. Amy fears the worst, which is common when one is confronted by the unknown. Her best friend, Kayla, doesn’t quite understand why Amy is so worried. Amy’s older sister, Kelly is concerned and does her best to help, while older brother, Tony, tries to deny the whole situation. Information is the key to allaying much of her fear along with understanding from parents, adult friends and her older sister.