INSPIRATION FOR TEENS

Can reading about a famous Civil War battle improve a teen's life? Instead of answering "Boring!” to the very mention of reading history, it just got personal. If you enjoy fast-paced story-telling that inspires your very own self-discovery, illustrates character development, and prescribes elements for your own success, this book is your daily companion. Open to any page for a quick read to expand your outlook and enrich your life with over 200 life lessons from 88 stories The author spent over 10 years writing thousands of radio ads under daily pressure to sell products and services quickly and convincingly. This get-to-the-point style is the trademark of this superbly written book. Buy INSPIRATION FOR TEENS now and be on your way to your own success, one fascinating story at a time. excellent examples and explained well...will assist the general layperson’s appreciation of the battle.” Gary Gallagher, Civil War historian, University of Virginia “Paul Lloyd Hemphill has done a great job in showing that there is a spark of greatness in each of us. [This book] shows a lot of sparks and the enormous influence that each of those sparks, in action, can have.” Brace E. Barber, Author of No Excuse Leadership “...the reader gets a fabulous history lesson while being inspired. In addition to the mainstream appeal of this book, I think every history class should use this book as a tool to teach about this important battle.” Cynthia Kersey, Author of “Unstoppable” and motivational speaker “Overall I found it interesting and very readable. I liked the use of short vignettes that could easily be read by a busy manager as part of a continuing professional/personal development program.” Major Benjamin Webb, Instructor at West Point “...extremely interesting... Putting information into such a concise form is really an art form. I can write anything in 4,000 words. Doing it in 400 takes incredible skill.” Edward Steers, Author and Lincoln scholar “This book is like a massage for the soul. It reverberates to the heart of human nature and invigorates the hero in us all.” Andie Custer, Gettysburg Licensed Battlefield Guide