Books with author Thomas Elrington

For Bud Marshall, growing up in a rural Maine town would be challenging enough if it weren’t for the fact that fate dealt him a difficult hand to begin with. Left to be raised by his grandparents, Bud struggles to discover himself as he pursues the dream of realizing greatness in his own life.Fortunately for Bud, he has help on his journey of discovery from the girl next door.Teresa Peterson, a precocious youth one year his junior, both acts to guide and confound Bud’s decisions. But sometimes, the ones we are closest to, are those we hurt the most.A profoundly human story about family, friendship, and love, in which Bud learns as he matures that it is taking responsibility for his own life, and making choices in conscious awareness of who he is, that will shape his destiny.Can he overcome his past mistakes, and build a real foundation for the future?--What people are saying--“An inspiring and deeply profound masterpiece.”– Stephen R. WillisCo-Editor in Chief, Uprising Review“Thomas Torrington’s “Evergreen” is a stunning literary accomplishment. This coming-of-age story will challenge your perspectives on what it means to live a life well spent, facing your innermost monsters, and not surrendering to your circumstances. Make sure you set aside time to read it; you will not want to put it down.”– Rich Williamsreader review

For Bud Marshall, growing up in a rural Maine town would be challenging enough if it weren’t for the fact that fate dealt him a difficult hand to begin with. Left to be raised by his grandparents, Bud struggles to discover himself as he pursues the dream of realizing greatness in his own life. Fortunately for Bud, he has help on his journey of discovery from the girl next door. Teresa Peterson, a precocious youth one year his junior, both acts to guide and confound Bud’s decisions. But sometimes, the ones we are closest to, are those we hurt the most. A profoundly human story about family, friendship, and love, in which Bud learns as he matures that it is taking responsibility for his own life, and making choices in conscious awareness of who he is, that will shape his destiny. Can he overcome his past mistakes, and build a real foundation for the future? --What people are saying-- “An inspiring and deeply profound masterpiece.” – Stephen R. Willis Co-Editor in Chief, Uprising Review “Thomas Torrington’s “Evergreen” is a stunning literary accomplishment. This coming-of-age story will challenge your perspectives on what it means to live a life well spent, facing your innermost monsters, and not surrendering to your circumstances. Make sure you set aside time to read it; you will not want to put it down.” – Rich Williams reader review

I PICKED HIM is the story of Nick Abbott and his dog, Emerson. Nick is a deaf man, and when he heard about a puppy at a nearby rescue shelter that had also become deaf due to neglect and illness, Nick decided to go meet him.What follows is a tale that tugs at the heart strings and inspires the soul. It is a story about love beyond mere words.I PICKED HIM is an early reader that children and parents will enjoy reading together, and one that children can grow to read themselves. A story of hardship, love, and overcoming obstacles, it has a lesson to teach all of us.A portion of proceeds goes to help animal rescues/shelters, and to the hearing impaired/disabled. Thank you for your support!

I PICKED HIM is the story of Nick Abbott and his dog, Emerson. Nick is a deaf man, and when he heard about a puppy at a nearby rescue shelter that had also become deaf due to neglect and illness, Nick decided to go meet him. What follows is a tale that tugs at the heart strings and inspires the soul. It is a story about love beyond mere words. I PICKED HIM is an early reader that children and parents will enjoy reading together, and one that children can grow to read themselves. A story of hardship, love, and overcoming obstacles, it has a lesson to teach all of us. A portion of proceeds goes to help animal rescues/shelters, and to the hearing impaired/disabled. Thank you for your support!

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