Books with author Eric K. Williams

THE BENEFITS OF STORYTELLING (Bed Times Story)Idealizing sleep time will mean a higher nature of rest for both you and your children, however, another essential part is narrating. While you may think perusing sleep time stories just enables your little one snooze to off to the sound of your voice, there is a huge number of different advantages, including: Advancement of creative energy – perusing anecdotal stories to youngsters urges them to utilize their creative energy and picture the scene in their mind The more profound comprehension of the world – narrating is fun and energizing yet, in addition, empowers anybody to encounter distinctive societies and customs. Kids adapt new data about the world without acknowledging, and accordingly, create more prominent compassion Parent-youngster holding – perusing to your tyke is quality time for both you and them, encouraging a positive relationship Correspondence and social abilities – perusing sleep time stories enable kids' relational abilities to develop monstrously. They make inquiries about the story, while likewise adapting new vocabulary and expanding their core interest. Socially, youngsters figure out how to tune in to others through narrating and start to comprehend that not every person translates things a similar way Bound to peruse for joy – perusing to youngsters when they're youthful methods they're bound to keep perusing for joy as they develop. This will empower them to gain autonomously from books

K.G. Williams launches his debut novel with an extraordinary plot of mystery and suspense. Young Adam Roth and his team of friends, The Young Magician’s Club have a score to settle with their neighborhood rivals, Brad and his West Middle School Wizards. Preparing for the annual magic competition is one thing for Adam, but dealing with his lack of confidence is another. Meanwhile, in a burned out building in town an unusual artifact is discovered by Adam’s father, a retired archaeologist. With the help of an artifacts expert Jana Oseke, the totem-pole shaped relic is traced to Ansongo, the same West African Village where Adam’s mother disappeared four years earlier. With the help of a long forgotten tune, Adam uncovers the artifacts extraordinary powers and is immediately tempted to use them to overcome his lack of self-confidence. But he is not the only one aware of its power. Seeking the artifact for his own use, a desperate villain arrives, forcing Adam and his friends into a series of surreal situations. But Adam must protect the artifact at all cost. If he fails, not only could it fall into dangerous hands, but he could also lose his only chance of discovering the mystery surrounding his mother’s disappearance.