Kat Jaske

Mercer and Larson Part 2 of The River Runs Through (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Written in a poetry style. Feel the excitement of a new college, new friends, sports through the emotions of young college students Greg and Ariel. Greg may achieve great fame as a basketball player, but Ariel on the women's team is a big challenge, in more ways than one. Former student Rea, sister to Arial, is now a music star and Kip, brother to Greg, is a professor at his alma mater. Why is it so hard to seize that moment when a best friend becomes more than a friend? And when will one have the courage to seize that moment?
The story is told as one might hear it, in all its musical quality, while sitting at Grandfather's knee. If you listen quietly while reading, see if you "hear" his voice in that deep, "sing-song" style of old: "There was a village, not far removed from the city, not far, that is, by car . . ."

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kat Jaske
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Mai 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463044520
• Artikelnr.: 70910764

Autorenporträt

Bonjour. I'm Kat Jaske. Las Vegas residentwell more precisely Henderson, Nevada, which is right next door •Married to Bryant Jaske-Moser and mother of Daniel Jaske-Moser *Runner Helped my crosscountry team win state championship Ohio state championship (5-K race). I'm even more proud of the next year when our team placed fourth, but I ran a personal best State Course time of a little over 19 and a half minutes. • Fencer Yes, with swords, especially sabers. You know, the musketeer thing. Or Zorro. • Singer • Active in church • Love my black cat, Minnesota and her younger sister Abigail • Writer Historical fiction, science fiction, fantasy, poems, articles, all sorts of items for students and parents Many of my ideas for writing or teaching come to me when I am running. Unfortunately, I can't carry a journal with me, so I have to wait until I finish, walk in the door, and then grab a pencil and paper, or a computer, and put them down. I have always loved reading and writing, voraciously. Mom's favorite story is about the time she had to punish me for something (which I am probably innocent of doing) by saying, "No reading. Do not go to your room. Sit here and watch TV." I hated TV. Writing takes passion (a love of words in my opinion) and when you have that passion, it permeates everything. Word scrambles and other word games and puzzles and other thinking games are "cool". I graduated from Wake Forest University in Winston Salem, N.C. in three and a half years with a double major in English and Psychology. After working two years and saving every penny I could, I headed to France and spent two years studying there. Then returned to the U.S. to work a couple years before attending UNLV where I finished my Masters of Education and teaching certificate. Now I spend time teaching my students the finer points of the French language and culture, and encouraging them to read and write.