Before I begin this book review, I'd like to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day!!! I hope you have someone special to spend the day with. If not, treat yourself! You deserve it.
Now, on to the review: I had the privilege of meeting Ashely Norris the author of "Little Millie Ford & Her New Skateboard" at a Holiday Gift Show. As an author myself, I meet many authors, and when I come across one like Ashely who has produced a fabulous book and who also comes across as a genuinely kind person, I like to brag on their work.
Before you even read this book, you will discover that it is high-quality (very attractive hardcover, professional illustrations, and thick paper that won't tear easily as the book is read over and over by a child). The story is one of bravery and a great lesson about how a child can learn to do the things they set they heart and mind to, one step at a time.
Ashley was thoughtful enough to personalize this book for my two-year-old son, and after reading this story, I'd recommend it for children ages 0-10 (parents, read books to your children as soon as they're born, or even when they're in the womb). I will definitely be grabbing a copy of Ashley's other book, Queenie Wahine (Little Surfer Girl Book) very soon for my little guy.
-Joey Jones, Novelist
About The Author: Joey Jones' writing style has been described as a mixture of Nicholas Sparks, Richard Paul Evans, and James Patterson. The ratings and reviews of his novels A Bridge Apart (2015), Losing London (2016), and A Field of Fireflies (2018) reflect the comparison to the aforementioned New York Times bestselling authors. Jones is currently working on Novel #4.
Hey, Karen! Thanks for your comment. I have sent you an email with some tips. Best of luck!
Hi Mr. Joey, how are you? I talk to you feel yars ago at Fleamarket in New Bern, that I was thanking about to writing my own book and you gave me your Book marker I’m trying to find the information about The company to publish my book . I still riding I am no finish yet but I would you like to be able to find more information about the company to publish, you told but I don’t remember . Thank you, God bless you.