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Synopsis
Has anyone made you feel like a loser?
I have and it wasn’t fun. They’ve made me want to run away and never return.
They’ve even almost, made me want to lose hope.
Bullies are real. They do exist. What they say and do does hurt, intimidate and discourage.
So my advice to you is BLOCK YOUR BULLY
So how do you do that, you may ask?
Well, I have a suggestion that may surprise you and it is through prayer.
It’s what has helped me ‘every time’ I come across bullies and it’s what helped Austin, a main character in my book, with his problem with being bullied.
My book, Who Really Is the Biggest Loser, tells the story of three boys.
One is named Peter Bugsbee who bullies Austin Maples. There’s also, Wesley A Thomas II, who is caught in the middle, as he is friends with both Peter and Austin.
Eventually, all three boys try God through prayer and while it wasn’t immediate, things eventually got better, much better than any of them ever thought.
Who Really Is the Biggest Loser, is geared toward the youth, but has been read and enjoyed by a mass of people, of various ages. I hope that you will purchase it and are inspired by it.
Your youth will surely be drawn to the funny and relatable characters and their problems and you will be surprised how they all ended up going to the same source for their awesome solutions.
"Help Your Hope" series author, Heather Perez, returns with her new book:
"Who Really Is The Biggest Loser"
Book Excerpt
It all started on a regular, rainy, sad, and gloomy school day when you feel like the whole world is on your shoulders type of day. At least that is what it looked like when Austin Maples walked through our classroom door for the first time...
My Story
Heather Perez has been writing stories since she was eight years old. Her passion for writing grew when she started reading books written by Judy Blume. She loved her stories with the relatable characters and good morals in it.
Heather loves working with young people and aspires to help keep them encouraged from the bullies in this life, and not lose hope.
Who Really Is the Biggest Loser, is written from personal experiences as Heather has been the victim of bullying many times in her life, to the point where she, herself, almost lost hope. But her hope was restored when she, like Austin in the story, started praying.
