Suga, Don't Grind
- Know Caine
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Theatre, Comedy, Fiction & Literature, Poetry, Inspirational & Religious, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Stress Management
| Author: | Daryl B Thomas | ISBN: | 9780999083000 |
| Publisher: | Yora Katriel Publications | Publication: | January 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Yora Katriel Publications | Language: | English |
| Author: | Daryl B Thomas |
| ISBN: | 9780999083000 |
| Publisher: | Yora Katriel Publications |
| Publication: | January 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Yora Katriel Publications |
| Language: | English |
Notes from the Author
This is the 2nd edition publication release of the test-marketing publication which creatively addresses leadership development from the perspective of several students who plan events to support non-profit organizations aimed at helping to prevent suicide and educate communities on autism awareness. The book is dedicated to survivors, friends, and family touched by the non-profit interests discussed.
Short Description
Leveraging the healing power of comedy, the protagonist of the story, Bo “Know-Grind” Williamson, finds himself leading a diverse team of talented young women and men in literary arts performance competitions. By subjecting himself to the stronger experience of his close friends, Prycee and Orlando, his team takes their reader on a page-turning journey of growth through laughter and wisdom.
About the Author
Daryl B Thomas is a Georgia native with a diverse background in leadership, management, and recreational arts of writing, music, and design. His goal for his readers is to gain a better appreciation for diversity from a multitude of perspectives: urban and rural development, experience-based values, leadership, women, and minorities.
Notes from the Author
This is the 2nd edition publication release of the test-marketing publication which creatively addresses leadership development from the perspective of several students who plan events to support non-profit organizations aimed at helping to prevent suicide and educate communities on autism awareness. The book is dedicated to survivors, friends, and family touched by the non-profit interests discussed.
Short Description
Leveraging the healing power of comedy, the protagonist of the story, Bo “Know-Grind” Williamson, finds himself leading a diverse team of talented young women and men in literary arts performance competitions. By subjecting himself to the stronger experience of his close friends, Prycee and Orlando, his team takes their reader on a page-turning journey of growth through laughter and wisdom.
About the Author
Daryl B Thomas is a Georgia native with a diverse background in leadership, management, and recreational arts of writing, music, and design. His goal for his readers is to gain a better appreciation for diversity from a multitude of perspectives: urban and rural development, experience-based values, leadership, women, and minorities.
