New Book Builds Self-Esteem & Confidence So Kids Can Go to School Without Being Cooked!

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Jim Malloy teamed up with illustrator Hannah Stephey and published The Look Cookers, an entertaining, and creative adventure story for children which shares a  strong message that it is okay (and in fact fun) to be shy. This wonderful tale illustrates that challenges can be overcome with a little courage and imagination.

 

Matthew is a normal boy in every way but he is shy. He does not like eye contact.

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In his lively imagination, he envisions that anyone who looks at him has special powers – they are the Look Cookers.

This is a delightful story about a young boy who has a mission to overcome his shyness. I highly recommend this at a back-to-school book for young children. The story is creative and a must-read and the illustrations are quite detailed and really bring this children’s story to life!

For more information visit www.lookcookers.com

About the Author& Illustrator

Jim Malloy began telling stories to his young children, James and Sara, as a way to entertain them at bedtime.  With every new nighttime opportunity special stories sprang to life from his active imagination. Jim overcame shyness as a child and today enjoys a career that often requires public speaking – and eye contact. Jim has held Director/Senior director marketing positions in the publishing world for over 26 years including Readers Digest, Meredith Corporation and Rodale, Inc.  It is from those experiences as a child and an adult that The Look Cookers emerged. And now fromFairfield, CT, he shares with families everywhere his top-secret advice.

Hannah Stephey, is both an illustrator and graphic designer with Superjellyland, her own studio in Chambersburg,Pennsylvania.  A lifelong artist, she has created images for events, books and cartoons.

Self Disclosure: I received a free copy of the book to facilitate this post. Publicists for Jim Malloy provided info and images.

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