A Modern Mother’s Old-Fashioned Love—A Secret for Success

A child’s success is attributed at how they are trained at home. Dr. Joseph Nicolas’s novel, The Steel Pillar, is a story that is inspired by the well-deserved life his mother lived.

Now a doctor of internal and geriatric medicine, Dr. Nicolas attributes all his success to his mother, who brought up a large family. “The book is mostly on behalf of my mother who was such a devoted and remarkable person and great mother for her children and others,” the author said. “She passed away at the age of ninety-nine years.”
 
In honor of her life, Dr. Nicolas has written The Steel Pillar, which is set in the 1940s. A large family is headed by a father and a mother who raise their children in an old-fashioned and religious way. The author wants to emphasize the importance of instilling solid values and work ethics to succeed as what his mother had taught them. In the fast-changing world, his mother serves as an epitome of modern motherhood who teaches old-fashioned values and strong religious beliefs to equip her children with the right tools for success.
 
The Steel Pillar is a heartfelt story that reminds the current generation of the fundamental things that will remain unchanged: true values and faith.
 
 
The Steel Pillar
Written by Dr. Joseph J. Nicolas
Paperback | $12.49
 
Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.
 
 
About the Author
 
Dr. Joseph J. Nicolas is a doctor of internal medicine and geriatric medicine. For over twenty years, he has been teaching clinical medicine. He currently lives in Queens Village, New York, where he also works.

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