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A. J. Chilson
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The Roads More Or Less Traveled
"The Roads More or Less Traveled" is a collection of mostly haiku and cinquain poems about love, loss, happiness, sadness, and everything in between.
When Un-Bear-Able Braxton Bullied Me
When Un-Bear-Able Braxton Bullied Me is a picture book story mostly based on real-life events that author A.J. Chilson was made to endure while growing up. The young boy who is being bullied not only has to deal with the actions of Braxton the classroom bully, but also the inaction of his enabling teacher. What will the young boy do in order to put a stop to all the tormenting abuse? Will he continue to ignore Braxton and thus suffer? Or will he become a hero and speak out? This picture book will provide young readers with advice on how to deal with bullies. It also contains information on what to do when faced with a mental health crisis, as such matters can be triggered by bullying.
Secretariat
The golden (or 50th) anniversary of Secretariat's Triple Crown season of 1973 is approaching. To commemorate the upcoming occasion, author A.J. Chilson is pleased to present Secretariat: A 1970s Superstar. This children's biography is meant to educate a generation of readers about an amazing racehorse whose life preceded theirs. They will learn about what it takes to be a great racehorse, and of the Triple Crown races Secretariat won.
Greg Louganis
The 40th anniversary of Greg Louganis winning the first of his four Olympic gold medals in nearing. To commemorate the milestone, author A.J. Chilson has written a children's biography of the diving legend. It is an inspirational story of an athlete who overcame so much adversity to become a GOAT in his sport. Greg has proven to everyone that no social barrier can stop anyone from achieving their goals in life!
Reuniting With My Forever Friend
Following what seemed to be an eternity upon a devastating relocation, a young boy is finally reunited with his female forever friend. To honor the occasion, the boy gives the woman a special gift. But after a day of shopping together, an unfortunate circumstance results in the gift being shattered, and with it the boy's heart. It is then that the woman imparts to the young boy a valuable lesson. "Reuniting With My Forever Friend" (written by A.J. Chilson and illustrated by Iqra Mir) teaches young readers that it's not the gifts that make a friendship. Rather, it's the friendship itself.
Earl Campbell
Award-winning children's author A.J. Chilson is proud to take young readers on a journey through the life of football great Earl Campbell. From a poverty-stricken childhood in Tyler, Texas, Earl learns the game of football, and a legend is born. While his widowed mother is concerned about her son playing a sport that can be violent, Earl does everything to make her proud. A high school state championship for Tyler is followed in college by a Heisman Trophy as a Texas Longhorn in Austin. Then came a Pro Football Hall of Fame career, mostly with the Houston Oilers (that was their pro football team before today's Texans came along). And at each football stop, fans were excited by Earl's bruising running style (though it has since rendered him disabled). In the end, Earl Campbell indeed makes his mother proud, becoming an Official State Hero in the Lone Star State.
Shirley Temple
In October 1929, the stock market crashed, leaving many people in America homeless and hungry. During those dark times, America needed a boost. They found that in a child star named Shirley Temple. As one of the first film stars whose voices could be heard in movies, Shirley inspired a hurting nation, and helped to heal it. After her film career ended, Shirley helped people in other areas of life, thus becoming a heroine in more ways than one. This children's book, written by A.J. Chilson and illustrated with public domain photos, introduces kids to one of the first child stars in movie history.
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