Pediatrician Announces the Next Nationwide Release of Her Classic Children’s Book
(PRWEB) July 08, 2013 -- As a pediatrician and a mother herself, Agnes Schultz knows how important parenting is in a child’s development. “Parents, primarily, are the role models who wholly shape a person’s character, behavior, and emotions, and even determine his/her future—whether for the good or for the worst.” This idea, along with her past experiences, became her motivation to write a book that, to a large extent, would have a deep impact on the lives of worldwide readers—parents and children alike.
In her book, Schultz illustrates the emphatic triumph of a seed in overcoming immense challenges by applying the values it has learned from its mother. The lessons the book offers has become an inspiration to parents, with others saying, “When I read the book, it made me remember that my children will recall the things I teach them throughout their lives so I need to make sure that I try to teach them good values and morals while being a good example,” says Amanda, a stay-at-home mom.
Dr. Schultz has also effectively demonstrated one of the simplest but greatest messages the book have to offer: “for every parent to raise a child with proper care and guidance, to receive the priceless rewards of good parenting, for this child to grow to become a successful and productive adult with a solid character, a strong mind, and a good heart.”
The Little Tree is available in paperback, hardback, and e-book on major retailers such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Readers everywhere can also visit Schultz’s website at http://www.accurance.com/agnesschultz/about.html for more details and for links to retailers where the book is currently available.
About the Author
A pediatrician in private practice, Agnes Szenozicska Schultz divides her time between working and taking care of her loving children, Robert, Anna, and Kristina. She also enjoys writing and gardening.
William Earle, Accurance, http://www.accurance.com, (727) 394-4505, [email protected]
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