Fables of a Deep Fried Southerner is collection of six short stories. These delightful and wonderful tales, that will spur the imagination of your children.

TRIBUNE , KS, UNITED STATES, August 25, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Fables of a Deep Fried Southerner, By Charles M. Day III it’s a collection of six unique short stories. These six delightful and wonderful tales, that will spur the imagination of your children and grandchildren. Each enchanting story will keep you and the little ones captivated and teach the lessons of life. Charles Day lends his own distinctive artistic style through the illustrations in each story. The illustrations bring the stories to life and feature alligators a leaping bullfrog, bulls, knights, and dragons. This is a great bedtime book and a must-have for your bookshelf if you have young children.

About the book

Fables of a Deep Fried Southerner is a Captivating book of six short stories. These lighthearted tales will please and delight all those who read them. The stories, “Two Bulls” and “The Toad and the Frog” are olden-days sage-style stories. “The Day of Turmoil” takes place sometime in the early 1900s in the Deep South, and “The Wedding Armor” is a tale of medieval times. Both are written in a fairy tale style. “A Knight of Honor” is a medieval-era fable of wisdom and loyalty and is dedicated to the honorable soldiers of our country. “The Obedient Surf” is a story of faith in God and the rewards given to the faithful. Most of the stories have a moral statement that ends the tale.

About the Author

Born, Charles Monroe Day III, to Charles Monroe Day Junior and Edna Cornelia {Mabry} Day on October 12, in 1950, at Methodist Hospital, Memphis Tennessee. Before his 3th birthday, he moved to the Durant Mississippi where his grandfather and grandmother lived. His grandfather Rev. C. M. Day was pastor of the First Baptist Church of Durant Mississippi until his retirement when the entire family moved to Clinton Mississippi. He was raised the majority of his life in Clinton Mississippi where he attended elementary, junior high and high school with a one-year attendance, (seventh grade) at Chamberlain Hunt Military Academy in Port Gibson Mississippi.

Charles spent four years in the United States Navy from 1969 to 1973 in active duty. And from 1973 to 1975 as a member of the Naval reserves. During his military service he was an original crew member of the USS Coronado LPD 11. After graduating from aviation electrician school, located at Jacksonville Florida, Charles finished his active duty service attached to the “Knight Riders” Squadron VA 52 which served aboard the USS Kitty Hawk CV – 63. After his service, Charles worked many fields in the family owned building operation as a “jack of all trades”. Learning foundation, plumbing, air conditioning and heating, framing, insulation, landscaping, tree service, and all other factions of what it takes to build a house.

Charles, from early on, loved the classics and teen mystery novels such as “Hardy Boys Mysteries”. The desire to write stories and publish, his own, works developed from this love of literature. It was not until his 40s that he decided to put pen to paper with his first self-published effort, “Thoughts of the Transplanted Mississippian” a book of poetry and “Done Right” (2005) a do-it-yourself and save money book (2007). “Fables of a Deep Fried Southerner” is his first effort published by a mainstream publisher, Apollo Publications.

BISAC: JUV022000, YAF030000
Pages: 110
Size: 8.5x5.5
ISBN: 978-1-64084-094-2 ePub
ISBN: 978-1-64084-096-6 Paper Back

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