33 Short Stories that Encapsulate Life to be Displayed This Weekend

Humans are remarkable creatures. Separate individuals may have different lifestyles, and life choices, yet they always find themselves connected by a single thread – humanity.

Although your love story differs from your sibling’s, you both know what it means to love, and what it feels like to be loved. You might have a dad and a mom, or two dads, or two moms for parents; nevertheless, you know what it feels like to be a child. Rich or poor, you know what it means to love, to hurt, and to be happy. 33 Short Stories in a Nutshell offers readers a plethora of dimensions to think about.

Cornejo has learned a lot from his travels, and it reflects on his writing. His book includes stories about people from different cultures and subcultures that are thousands of miles away from us. This book helps one realize a certain reality that most people can’t accept – diversity. These short stories encapsulate the diversity of life. And he manages to weave them all together.

The world is a melting pot of various cultures. And no culture, gender, or race is superior than another. We were all made equal. And we should treat others as equals. Readers will learn to see an individual for the person that he/she is – not by one’s skin color or gender.
 
A look into the lives of the characters in 33 Short Stories in a Nutshell will allow us to reflect on ours. Moreover, these stories teach its readers to embrace diversity. This book is not only inspirational. It is fun and entertaining. This book invites new thoughts, ideas, and insights into your busy life.
 
 
 
 
33 Short Stories in a Nutshell
Written by Carlos V. Cornejo
Kindle | $ 3.99
Hardcover | $ 27.99
Paperback | $ 16.95

Available at www.litfirepublishing.com, www.amazon.com, and all leading online book retailers. Copies are also available at your local booksellers.
 
 
 
About the Author
 
Carlos V. Cornejo is a family man. This retired school superintendent from San Francisco’s school district also served in the military. He has traveled and seen much of the world. And he frequents the Bay Area to indulge in the monthly cultural festivities. Today, if he isn’t writing, he spends his time caring for his small vegetable garden and potted plants in Redwood City, California. His penchant for telling stories and amusing people fostered his love for writing.
 
 
 

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