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Judge Alvin Wong in 'The Mouse That Roared' plus 'Lauratown and other Short Stories' and 'The World's Greatest Rock Star' and other Short Stories

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Author: Matt Shea

ISBN 9781947532762 (softcover)

298 pages

This compilation by Matt Shea contains three books in one! Many of these stories first appeared as eBooks, but they are now all available in this softcover.

First, Judge Alvin Wong in on the case in The Mouse that Roared. This story illustrates a crossroad every teen faces somewhere in life that presents the question, “What do I want to be when I grow up?”

The other two stories: Lauratown and The World’s Greatest Rock Star have many stories attached to them as well. Each story contains a wonderful lesson and glorify our Lord.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Matt Shea writes stories that are designed for both young and old. He profiles the average person in society that's a little different or misunderstood. Matt also writes about the plight of those who are mentally disabled and senior citizens. He exposes their personal battles in life; with values being challenged - but never compromised. When it's all said and done such individuals are recognized for being a contribution to society. They also achieve their just reward: appreciation followed by acceptance. Visit the author at www.mattsheabooks.com and feel free to email him at worknmatt7@aol.com.

Type: books

Vendor: Matt Shea

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Thought-provoking relatable reading

I was honored to work with Matt back when, long before I knew he was an author. When I found out, I was eager to read his books! He didn't let me down! My favorites are his book with Lauratown, the World's Greatest Rock Star along with others, and Judge Alvin Wong. I found them easy to read, captivating, and full of characters we can all relate to. My favorite short story is The World's Greatest Rock Star and Greensboro (both contained in the same book). Do yourself a favor and get one for yourself. Good reading, especially through the pandemic. Thanks, Matt! Keep up the good work! I look forward to reading more!