G’Day: Aints by M. W. Adams (Trade Paperback)

Description

Bibliographic Details

• Author: M. W. Adams
• Title: G'Day: Aints (Family Tree Novel Series)
• Publisher: ‎ SYP Kids; First American Edition (January 18, 2018)
• Language: ‎ English
• Format: Trade Paperback – 398 pages
• ISBN-10: ‎ 1596160446
• ISBN-13: ‎ 978-1596160446
• Reading age: ‎ 13 – 18 years
• Grade level: ‎ 7 – 10
• Item Weight: ‎ 1.50 pounds
• Dimensions: ‎ 5.51 x 0.89 x 8.5 inches
• Book Condition: Used – Good (may show some minor discoloration on page edges)
• Cover Condition: Good
• Edition: First American Edition

Synopsis:

“G’Day!” The Australian greeting for “hello” welcomes a host of unexpected torments from the Qweepie twins. While overcoming a caddywompus split between his mother and little sinister, Driew recovers a lost family memoir uprooting tragic family secrets. His siblings never asked for him. A mysterious aint may be the key to unraveling his past and finding his story.

Using her sweet and salty personality, the Australian girl-next-door coerces Driew into accepting Magic Man’s purpose and seeking a hidden Aboriginal songline Outback. Driew must choose between a blossoming love or a walkabout journey into his destined manhood.

About the Author:

M. W. Adams explored the magic of childhood in the creeks, caves, and bluffs of western Kentucky. Playing Outback conjured an adventurous world between his home near Pennyrile State Park and his hometown of Dawson Springs. Accompanied by pretend horses and a brown baby doll, M. W. grew to love his bizarre Outback family, sometimes more than his “normal” family.

Mark was inspired to chase his entrepreneurial dream in the 3rd grade, selling drawings to classmates. Creating books and inspiring others has always been his passion. Mark’s ability to produce quality illustrations at a fast pace and dedication to mentor others has made MWA, Inc. both successful and unique. In the past five years, his authors have won over 50 book awards and he continues to create new, successful products annually.

Mark contributes his talents and time to the community locally and nationally. He promotes reading and writing via public speaking engagements, book signings, and participation in book events from Florida to the Northeastern United States. He has been recognized through the Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts, KACo (KY Assoc. of Counties), FAPA Board, SCBWI, IBPA, Readers’ Favorite Illustration Awards Judge, and national book awards. He also volunteers his talents to the Kids Need to Read annual calendar and donates books to various organizations.