Roxanne Bowman

Santa's Journey to the Rock (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This opens with YOU the reader searching for the legendary North Pole and Santa. You run interference with the surly submarine captain has been hired to take up to the Highest North destination of earth. Once there after arguments about how to search so you don't kill yourself, you go outside for the first run, but You find "the spot". Dive in feet first, you find no crash down but a gentle landing into an idyllic world. You find a very disgruntled and depressed Santa who has really LOST it. As far as he is concerned, there is no more use for him or Christmas, all his spirit is gone. A very concerned Mama Claus conceives in her mind to use HER Christmas magic and spirit with the help of all the supervisor elves (and YOU as a silent unseen observer) on a journey to find out the reason of Christmas. Go with us on a journey through the good things and the bad things of the eras of Christmas. Go through war torn challenges, go through political angsts of today and yesterday. Find meanings of Santa's through his first name and what the original focus of what spurred him into action.. You begin to believe that which you too thought was nothing more than fantasy.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: LifeRich Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 120
• Altersempfehlung: ab 9 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781489727015
• Artikelnr.: 69334735

Autorenporträt

Born in 1950. I considered myself a "tweener". "What is a tweener? Not fitting into the era of the 40's, or in the ever changing 1950's which was changing at what seemed to be mock speed. No one fits in the 60's. I couldn't find my nitch in life. But I loved the arts, and found an avenue in music and singing. I won a singing scholarship, but unfortunately it wasn't enough for my family to help my college education so I didn't get to do music. I married, had 3 girls who are now adult accomplished women, but my marriage failed and now I have been married again for 38 years to Vernon my love. I had brain surgery 12 years ago. Telling people that my fist sized tumor compacted my brain by 2/3rd in 2 months, after removal it gave me room for more learning. I did finally go to college and found I had a pension for design and then also writing. At 56 graduated with the first degree in my family. I think of myself as a flowers that only bloom in a decade or two... I bloomed late. And I am not yet finished with my blooming.