Award-winning author, Gracie Wright, is one of those creative women who has used the lemons of her life as a springboard to make something sweet.  After overcoming the traumatic life-changing experience of being hit by a car as a little girl, Gracie has created redemptive opportunities to relive missed childhood experiences through writing children’s books. She inspires others by sharing the simple message, ‘you are loved just the way you are.’  This message has produced a beautiful series of children’s picture books based around the playful character Eric, who gets things upside down and inside out.  Regardless of Eric’s imperfections, his parents celebrate and love him just the way he is.

Gracie’s transparent faith inspires her to continually help others in their life journey of healing and understanding their true identity.

Today, through her publishing house, Miss Wright Publishing LTD, Gracie helps other authors design their concepts and develop them into completed works.  She is passionate about motivating children to ‘Never Give Up’ through teaching in schools, sharing her life story, hosting workshops and supporting people in their journey.

Join Gracie in her journey of spreading the good news, that indeed we are all loved just the way we are, and support her on her social media platforms.

Sports commentator and voice-over artist, Steve Day, has ventured out of his comfort zone and entered a race of his own by writing his first-ever children’s rhyming picture book. Steve secretly developed his new jungle-themed book, ‘That Leopard Is So Rude’, whilst travelling around the world, keeping motorcycle racing fans gripped as the lead commentator for the MotoGP World Championship.

Steve’s desire to write ‘That Leopard is So Rude’ was to positively influence his son Charlie at bedtime by passing on some of the things he’s learned in life. Drawing on personal experiences, Steve explores with his imagination and humour, how strong emotions from grief and loss can result in isolation and negative behaviour. Steve poetically reveals how the smallest ‘hello’ and a listening ear from a kind person, can make all the difference.

Join Steve on his journey as an author and support his newfound venture by following him on his social media pages.

Nigel and Robbie Lunch Lungenmuss-Ward, are a father and son book-producing duo, stopping at nothing to see their dreams come true.

Robbie was only 8 years old when he illustrated his first book, ‘Freddies Impossible Dream’.  After his dad came to him with his real life story of becoming a singer in a band and asked Robbie to draw the pictures.  The two go hand-in-hand, dreaming up new ideas for future books, with a passion to inspire readers to always go for their dreams, no matter how old you are.

Nigel and Robbie do their day-to-day family life in the charming seaside town in Lowestoft, Suffolk; the birthplace of the composer Benjamin Britten.

Working in education Nigel runs his own tuition company called, That Book Guy – Tutoring Service, and is well known in the area for winning the Early Career Teacher 2020 in the reading for Pleasure Awards.

Follow the boys on their social media platforms to give them your support.

M.C. Terry’s love for writing began at the bottom shelf, middle row of a grade school library.

A simple white book with black sketching titled, Where the Side Walk Ends, by Shel Silverstein. Those pages ignited a desire within him to put pen to paper and capture the wonder of imagination.

Fast forwarding into the future, M.C. Terry is now married to his loving wife Crystal and has four amazing children. He’s been a Chiropractic doctor for the last fourteen years and had no plans for any other careers, until one night when everything changed though a powerful dream which birthed the creative side in him like never before.

That dream sparked manuscripts for 7 books, speaking engagements, and a career in Fine Arts that now has paintings hanging in multiple countries. His first book, The Bird, The Bear, and The Viking Warrior, is a product of that dream which evolved from his children’s bedtime stories into characters from their nicknames.

M.C. Terry’s greatest hope is when you read his books, you’ll find the same beauty and wonder as he experienced on the library floor many years ago and that it will birth belief in your children’s hearts anything is possible.

When you meet the bubbly spirited Simone Breuninger, you will be surprised by her traumatic turbulent past. Born and raised in Germany, this strong passionate woman came to America through being married to a soldier, although it did not last. Now, happily married to Jonathan Breuninger for over a quarter of a century, she has embarked on a new adventure to write her powerful testimony. To share it with women and men alike, to give them hope when everything is closing in from isolation.

As a Grandmother of 13, she knows from the core of her heart how important it is to address the feelings of emptiness, suicide and lust. Her book brings a light of hope to those struggling to find love and meaning for their lives.

Simone and Jonathan, continue their adventure in their RV traveling and exploring where Christ has called them to love others without expectations. Besides these facts, in her own words, “she is an introvert with extroverted tendencies, a fluffy chicken with eagle’s wings.”