Jarrod Guyer

Our Place (The Outsiders Club, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Outsiders' Club: Our Place

What do you do when your child faces a challenge that no book seems to address? You write one.

Our Place is about more than just a skate parkit's about belonging, resilience, and standing up for what's right. When Jax, Ember, Nico, Zadie, and Ollie find out their favorite place is being shut down, they have a choice: walk away or fight for what matters.

As parents, we want our kids to learn courage, community, and perseverancebut also to see those lessons in action. This story isn't just fun and fast-paced; it's a reflection of real conversations, real struggles, and real victories kids face every day.

📚 For kids ages 7-12 who love adventure and authenticity 🛹 For parents looking for books with deeper lessons wrapped in an engaging, rebellious spirit 🔥 For families who believe in the power of friendship and standing up for what's right

Because sometimes, the biggest lessons happen outside the classroom. Welcome to The Outsiders' Club. 🚀

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jarrod Guyer
• Altersempfehlung: ab 9 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Februar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230963547
• Artikelnr.: 73489129

Autorenporträt

For years, I followed a predictable routinewaking early, commuting, working, and repeating. It was the American Dream, built on hard work, yet something felt missing. But everything changed in early 2024.

One morning, after gymnastics, my wife and daughter were in a near-fatal car accident when another driver mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brake. The call still haunts me. My daughter suffered a broken leg and fractured arm, but thanks to proper car seat usage, her injuries weren't worse. My wife's injuries were severemultiple surgeries, months in a wheelchair, and grueling physical therapy. During that time, I stepped away from work, compounding the stress of an already overwhelming situation.

As the world felt increasingly chaotic, we realized how lucky we were. Yet, we had been living as if we had endless time, stuck in routines that lacked meaning. So, we made a decision that everyone thought was crazy. We sold everythingour home, possessions, and the life we had builtto seek something new. With no set destination, we began traveling as a family, not just searching for a new home but for a new way of life.

During our journey, I rediscovered my love for art, sketching our travels and writing reflections. Over time, these sketches and notes became short stories, then deeper narratives. I wrote down old memories, blending them with imagined worlds, until I realized I wasn't just recording thoughtsI was creating something new. Writing became more than an outlet; it became a passion. I wanted to tell a story of someone misunderstood, facing adversity, struggling, yet pushing forward. I wanted a story as complicated as life itselfentertaining, raw, and relatable.

Between airports, train rides, and moving every few weeks, all those fragments came together to form Shadows & Secrets. Writing while constantly on the move was a challenge, but finishing that book was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.

That journey didn't end with one book. Seeing readers connect with Shadows & Secrets deepened my purpose. Now, as I continue traveling with my incredible family, I'm already working on my second book and drafting my third. Most days, I'm sketching, writing, or cooking after a day of exploring. And hopefully, you'll pick up my books and find them just as entertaining and thought-provoking as I intended them to be.