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Melding together Halloween, Disney’s Haunted Mansion and the epic battle of Clone Wars, Noah’s book the “The Haunted Mansion” (in PDF 655 KB) introduces his 6 years and older readership to his imaginative tail of a jack-o-lantern alien race battling over planet earth. This epic battle takes place 1,000 years in the past and trails on through successive historic battles dispersed in 500 year increments. Saved by one rogue alien’s determined effort to help the human race that is caught in the unfortunate timeless battle, the lone alien engages a S.W.A.T team and clone trooper army to defeat the pumpkin aliens during their final battle. Despite the pumpkin alien’s reliance on a race of aliens for hire called the Chitari, the cannons used by the clone warriors were more than a match for the pumpkin alien’s and the Chitari’s hand held light saber weapons.
I hope you enjoy his fictional book as much as I have and feel free to support his objective to raise money for college through his PayPal account. Please do not forget to add Noah’s website to your RSS feed and receive regular updates on his newest books. If you wish to contact the author, please use my email NormanLaythe@hotmail.com.
Noah is highly motivated to write thanks to the many responses he has received and is looking forward to receiving book ideas from his readers.
Sincerely,
Noah’s Dad
Please read other books by Noah at http://childauthor.wordpress.com/
Dear Reader,
Noah Laythe, my 7 year old son wrote his first book titled “Crocodiles” (also in PDF 7.3 MB) in first grade. I can tell you how proud I was when he presented me with this little treasure. Excited about his creation, the idea of placing his book on the internet for the world to read immediately came to mind. Some time later, still discussing his book with me, Noah expressed the idea in his self sufficient way, “Daddy, do you think someone would pay to read my book so I could earn money for college?” Encouraged by his enthusiasm, I knew that I would have to deliver and show him that technology was his to master and he could achieve his objective.
Thus, I present to you Noah Laythe’s first book, “Crocodiles” (also in PDF 7.3 MB). Written and illustrated by Noah.
I hope you enjoy his book as much as I have and feel free to support his objective to raise money for college. Checks for deposit in his personal bank account can be written to Noah Laythe. Please email me at NormanLaythe@hotmail.com for the mailing address. A paypal account has been setup as well.
Thank you for supporting my son’s ambitions!
Noah’s Proud Dad
