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Saturday, June 30, 2012

"Discovering Maine's Rocky Coast With Kids" by Jennifer Ellen Parker

Maine Author Jennifer Ellen Parker 
Rocky Coast News as proud to introduce Maine Author Jennifer Ellen Parker to our readers.  Her weekly column "Discovering Maine's Rocky Coast With Kids"  will be featured every weekend.  Come along as she explores the wonders of the state of Maine with her kids.  Her latest column can be viewed at:
http://rockycoastnews.blogspot.com/2012/06/discovering-maines-rocky-coast-portland.html 
 Jennifer Ellen Parker was born in 1971. She grew up in a small lake village in New Hampshire. She moved to Maine as a teenager and has lived there ever since. Parker is a mom of three, an entrepreneur, and a dreamer. At age forty she realized her life long dream of becoming a published writer and is now growing a publishing company as she continues to wonder and discover all that life has to offer.  


Jennifer Ellen Parker's book "A Little Lift" is available from Amazon. com.  Jennifer Parker’s intent from the beginning was not to write a book, never mind publishing one.  Her intent was to cope with three of the most stressful life changes.  She began writing every day in September of 2010.  She created a facebook page and began to share about her day and what she could take from her struggle and turn it into something positive.  Her goal was to literally turn dark into light.  Friends began to comment on her postings, especially as they began to chronicle her personal trials and tribulations and her reactions to them in her life.  Friends then began to share her posts with their friends and without marketing efforts the facebook page quickly spread across the country and to readers in fifteen countries.
A Little Lift became known locally as the story of the woman in town who lost her business, her home, her marriage, and her father, yet refused to give up on life.  People, male and female, primarily ages 34-43 began to follow her journey.  Jennifer refused to hold back, she shared her raw emotions on her best and worst days with family, friends, acquaintances, and eventually strangers.  Followers of the facebook page began suggesting that A Little Lift be turned into a book, a series of books that individuals could pick up with their hands and mark pages that particularly struck a chord with themselves and their lives.
Just months ago, A Little Lift, was mentioned on Squire Rushnell’s personal facebook page.  Squire Rushnell, author of the NY Times best selling God Winks series, shared with more than 100,000 of his fans to take a look at A Little Lift.
“Jennifer Parker writes, reminding me of this quote from one of my books:


‘When someone’s lost, aimless, and adrift
Take the time, give ‘em a lift.
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery
But today, you can be their gift’
From WGWY pg. 162


We look forward to great things from "Discovering Maine's Rocky Coast With Kids".

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