Los Angeles, CA – Meiko S. Patton, a United States Postal Service letter carrier, authored her first children’s book, The Giant Strawberry. An original idea of her mother, an accomplished songwriter, Patton has successfully expanded the story that appeals to children regardless of race or culture.
One of the many children’s book released by Xlibris, The Giant Strawberry is the story of how 7-year-old Nina Kantabee overcomes an obstacle using her youthful wit and ingenuity. Illustrated in full color and images that spring to life, Nina’s story will teach children (and adults) that a person can triumph over difficulties with strength of character and optimism. The entertaining story, lovable characters and humorous illustrations are sure to capture the hearts and minds of young and old alike. Patton proves she not only delivers mail but she can also write a wonderful story with a moral.
The Giant Strawberry may be purchased directly through Xlibris Corporation or Barnes and Noble.com, Amazon.com and thegiantstrawberry.com.
About the Author
Meiko S. Patton, born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, currently works full-time for the USPS as a Professional Letter Carrier. She wishes to inspire people to pursue their goals in life. Patton loves to travel, read and spend time with her friends. For more information about Meiko S. Patton, visit thegiantstrawberry.com or write to P.O. Box 66077 LA CA 90066-0077.
Why Xlibris?
In strategic partnership with Random House, Xlibris continuously gives writers the tools to become authors. It provides 24/7 book order and customer support and an open-ended, non-exclusive contract. Xlibris also has quality materials, selected quality printers and vendors for each book type. It is the only POD company offering two rounds of qualification and approval before publication complete and a money-back guarantee up to author copy stage.
Xlibris picture books are printed in full color design and sharp digital imagery containing ample space for full-page spreads of full-bleed images children will love to hold. Xlibris’ distribution services make it possible not only to share your book with the children closest to you, but with children everywhere. You take care of the story and the pictures, and we'll take care of the rest - in full color.
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