The Positive Effect of Pain Inspired Bagay’s Book

A woman tells her journey of fortitude and perseverance.

Washington, Pennsylvania – WEBWIRE – Friday, December 4, 2015

“Hip, Hip, Hip-PITY No! (My Easter Journey)” by Susan Bagay

Although her journey was difficult and painful, she saw the good that came out of it, which is why she decided to write a book.

Susan M. Bagay, a veteran teacher, published a book about her road to recovery from a femoral fracture. In her autobiography, she used various styles of writing to tell her story and to express her emotions. Readers will expect a dose of poetry, expositions, prose, and photographs in “Hip, Hip, Hip-PITY No!: My Easter Journey.”

Although her journey was difficult and painful, she saw the good that came out of it, which is why she decided to write a book. In it, she muses: “After a series of such lighthearted comments, my brother-in-law, Anthony, had suggested that I write an inspirational book about my hip injury and the positive effect it has had on my life.”

With the help of LitFire Publishing, “Hip, Hip, Hip-PITY No!: My Easter Journey” has been republished and featured during the Frankfurt International Book Fair (FIBF) last October 2015.

In the coming 2015 Guadalajara International Book Fair, the book will be once again showcased to an international audience. Check out the book on November 28-December 6, 2015 at the Expo Guadalajara exhibition center in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.

“Hip, Hip, Hip-PITY No!: My Easter Journey”
Written by Susan M. Bagay
Paperback | $ 12.60
Hardcover | $ 28.95
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.litfirepublishing.com, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Susan M. Bagay lives in Washington, PA, and is a veteran teacher who focuses on Science, Math, and the Arts. She has extended her creative expertise into and beyond the educational setting in the form of plays, choreography, short stories, poetry, and art, and continues to inspire with her unique style of imaginative, heart-to-soul expression. Susan is a product of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA.