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ASHVILLE — Fulton Books creator Lindsay Chirdon, a loving spouse and mom who holds a BA in training and English language and literature from Saint Francis College, has accomplished her most up-to-date ebook, “The Leaderville Sequence: A Volleyball Story,” a heartfelt story of a younger woman named Mia who, whereas watching a sport of volleyball together with her mom, learns simply how a lot work goes into reaching one’s objectives, and makes a vow to dedicate herself to creating her goals come true.
A ebook signing occasion is scheduled from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Might 10 on the Altoona Barnes and Noble retailer. Books can be obtainable for buy, in addition to a number of actions for youngsters to take part in.
Revealed by Fulton Books, Lindsay Chirdon’s ebook will assist younger readers study concerning the laborious work, self-discipline, willpower and grit needed to achieve success in life. With colourful art work and a heartwarming message, “The Leaderville Sequence: A Volleyball Story” is certain to please readers of all ages, inviting them to revisit this partaking story many times.
Readers can buy “The Leaderville Sequence: A Volleyball Story” at bookstores in all places or on-line on the Apple iTunes retailer, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
Whereas attending Saint Francis, Chirdon competed on the Purple Flash girls’s volleyball group. She has labored with the Division of Veterans Affairs for 10 years and at the moment works as a workforce improvement specialist, educating programs rooted in skilled improvement, management and private development. Chirdon can be enthusiastic about writing books that educate kids precious life classes.
“Be part of Mia of Leaderville as she learns the significance of laborious work and having a constructive perspective,” Chirdon wrote. “Youngsters of all ages, sizes, and skills dream of turning into something from Main League Baseball gamers to firm CEOs, world-renowned artists and even skilled dancers. However they don’t know what it really takes to get there. This story walks by means of the journey of a volleyball participant who set a aim for herself and the trail she took to achieve it.”
