"You don't have to do 'something great,' you just have to do something": New Children's Book

Seth Pietsek thought that he was writing a business book about how peoples' worth is understood and valued in the working world but, instead, his nine-year-old daughter Sofia unwittingly led him to write a children's book.
By: Halo Publishing International, Inc
 
SAN ANTONIO - Feb. 11, 2020 - PRLog -- San Antonio, TX - USA | February 10, 2020 -- Seth Pietsek thought that he was writing a business book about how peoples' worth is understood and valued in the working world but, instead, his nine-year-old daughter Sofia unwittingly led him to write a children's book. Samantha Strong Becomes Super, the first of an anticipated series, has the same emphasis as that business book: Empathy is a superpower and taking care of others is a fundamental way to find depth and meaning in life.

Pietsek, a longtime communications professional and high school speech and debate coach who recently took a position at McMurry University, was looking forward to the extra writing time that he is afforded by working at the university level. But Sofia had a different idea. For her, her dad writing from his home office was really just an opportunity for the two of them to hang out more.

And that's when the author realized the irony of writing a book about valuing people when he wasn't fully valuing the opportunity he had to spend time with Sofia and her siblings, Jaxon, age thirteen, and Hudson, age eleven. He wanted to bring these lessons to a younger audience and, he says with pride, "to brag on his own kids."

Samantha Strong is a girl who dreams of being a superhero—of doing great things—and who practices for that future by doing old-school physical training with her dad. But the revelation comes when she realizes that her ideas of who qualifies as a superhero and what qualifies as a superpower have been limited to the fantastical and unattainable. Samantha's superpower turns out to be empathy, the ability to see and feel when others are hurting or need a friend, and the willingness to act on that empathy.

For more information about the author, visit https://www.halopublishing.com. "Samantha Strong Becomes Super" is now available at Halo Publishing International, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Goodreads, Books a Million, and Kindle.

Press & Media Contact:
Lisa Michelle Umina, Publisher
Halo Publishing International, Inc
1100 NW Loop 410, Suite 700-176,
San Antonio, TX 78213 - USA
+1 216-255-6756
http://www.halopublishing.com
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