Great New Book Helps International Charity Save the Children
Posted by Kelly at 4/9/2009 9:07 AM 
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Categories: uncategorized
Tags: Children Book Charity Poverty Help
Great New Book Helps International Charity
Save the Children
Do you love a good
book or know someone who does? Or do you care about poverty and the
environment? If so, this thriller is a must-read!
'Deftly and
intriguingly written, "What if...?" is a thriller that fans of
other novels such as "The DaVinci Code" will relish. Highly
recommended.' John Taylor, Midwest Book Review.
‘What if...?' is a
real page-turner, blending political intrigue and roller-coaster action with a
thought-provoking exploration of how we might build a green, socially just
world where every man, woman and child truly is equal. Shootouts, car chases
and conspiracies are interwoven with human rights and environmental crises,
creating a chilling, real-life picture of the world and a story that's as
moving as it is thrilling.
It's about a
mysterious New Yorker who's catapulted to fame by the media when he seems able
to heal with just a touch. Exploiting his celebrity status to reach people, he
wages a political war to end global poverty which thrusts him into a deadly
struggle with the White House that likes the world just the way it is: under
its control - poverty, disease, wars and all.
Steve N. Lee, the
author, says, "I wrote ‘What if...?' because I had a terrific roller coaster of
a story to tell. Whilst researching its themes, though, I couldn't help but be
moved by what I learned: poverty kills 24,000 children every single day.
Knowing that, I can't sit idly by and do nothing - for every book sold through
this website $4 goes to the charity Save the Children which feeds the world's
poorest kids."
If you'd like a
great book that makes a real difference, or to give a copy as a gift, see: http://www.ChangingTheWorldToday.com
"Lee's vision is
precise, poetic, and skillfully crafted. It's great writing with a great story,
very well told." Nicholas Grabowsky, Bestselling Novelist
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