California author delves into significance of family history and lineage in storybook
Author J. Grace Warren motivates young readers as she crafts a story of unity, morality, and grace in her illustrative storybook, “Children’s Family Album.”
"It is a useful tool especially for those who are interested to know about their heritage – a vital information to really knowing one’s self.”
STOCKTON, CALIF., UNITED STATES, June 2, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- STOCKTON, Calif. – Author J. Grace Warren motivates young readers as she crafts a story of unity, morality, and grace in her illustrative storybook, “Children’s Family Album.”— Trinity Tate-Edgerton, co-owner and Acquisitions Editor, Tate Publishing
“Children’s Family Album” is an illustrative children’s book about the way family is connected to each other.
“I am a part of a large family – which also includes extended families –and it’s easy to lose track of who is who, or simply don't know how the bloodline runs, or how the law interprets some relationships. For example, what do the parents of a wife and the parents of a husband call each other? You don't know? Neither do I! I call them ‘kins-in-law’. Many years ago, I realized that a simple explanation up to a point can eliminate curiosity. So, with the little knowledge and experience I possess, I thought it to be a good idea to share with anyone that would like a little clarity. But if you want more, then you can ask "Grandma Alice or Grandpa Bill". They could give you nicknames too, I bet,” shares Warren on the inspiration behind her book.
“The story allows readers to know their families’ social history, medical history, and spiritual history. It is a useful tool especially for those who are interested to know about their heritage – a vital information to really knowing one’s self,” states Trinity Tate- Edgerton, co-owner and Acquisitions Editor for Tat Publishing.
Published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises, the book is available bookstores nationwide, from the publisher at www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore, or by visiting barnesandnoble.com or amazon.com.
Warren knew that there had to be something to keep interest after her husband died. She discovered a manuscript he was writing and thought she should make an effort to complete it, even though she had no writing experience or skills. She completed it and kept right on writing; a few for children and adult material. Her husband was inspired to write being a Korean veteran with much experience and time. He was skilled in model airplanes.
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