Joey's Journal
Staying Strong When Far From Mom
by Joseph Kaigler, Jr.
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Pub Date Mar 28 2017 | Archive Date Apr 18 2017
Description
Eight years in the making, Joey’s Journal tells the tale of a charismatic twelve year old boy growing up in a home that goes through some very sudden changes when his mom has to move across the country for a new job. Follow Joey for a year of his life and get to know him, his family and friends, and all the good that can come out of a very intimidating situation. Joseph (Joey) Kaigler, Jr. was born in Boston, Massachusetts on August 23, 1995. Raised in the quaint Boston suburb of Sharon, Joey graduated from Sharon high school in 2013 and currently attends DePaul University in Chicago. Joey is a trained classical pianist and has performed in various venues, including New York’s Carnegie Hall. He is also a trained martial artist who holds a second degree black belt. Joey’s Journal represents Joey's debut as a published author.
A Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9781635052466 |
| PRICE | $14.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Concert K, Reviewer
Joey's Journal is subtitled "Staying Strong when Far From Mom" and is the journal of a 12 year old boy whose Mom took a job offer on the other side of the country and decided to not move the family there. They visited back and forth and Joey and his sister continued to go to their regular school - and watch lots of American Idol. I guess that I was not the ideal audience for this book because to me it was just a journal of a young boy. "Today we..." every day... I didn't see him having too much struggle with his Mom being away - he was happy to visit her and happy when she visited him and other than that seemed to go on his merry way to school each day. This was a quick read and might be better for a family who is going through a similar situation. (I guess I need to stop picking books because I think they have cool covers)
I received a free e-copy of this book in order to write this review, I was not otherwise compensated.
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