Linda Legg’s Newest Book “Street Boy” Is a Tear-Jerking Book That Will Surely Capture Your Hearts

Have you ever thought how blessed you are just by having some place to stay especially on dark cold winter nights? If you have, the next question would be: Have you ever thought of those people sleeping in the corners of the streets while you are in the comfort of your home staying under the covers to keep yourself warm? If you haven’t, this one’s a good read for you.

“Street Boy” is Linda Legg’s beautifully written novel about a little boy who lived in the street and literally sleeps in the box placed somewhere in the dark alleys in New York. An eight year old boy finds himself sleeping and waking up inside the box with her mom - every single day. For him, that’s life and he was happy. He was happy with less. Less food. Less space. Less stuff in their box - their home. He’s happy as long as his mom is with him. Just him and his mom and the box and all the other stuff in New York streets. But for how long?

Written in the perspective of a little boy, the book aims to develop empathy among its readers. It makes the readers realize that sometimes, happiness can be found even in the smallest of things and that you don’t need to have everything in life to be happy. The book will make you smile as it will take you to adventures in the park, in the busy streets of New York and even inside the box! Yes, what you might consider as a trash is somebody else’s happiest place and treasure.

And so right in these same places - the Street Boy will also make you cry. Prepare your tissues as “Street Boy” takes you to some nights of waiting and hoping and surviving. A great book to remind us all that it’s all about perspective. Some people might have less in the world but they find joy and happiness in the little things. Some people could live in the most unlikely places and yet they find home right where they are.

“Street Boy” will definitely capture your hearts while you are busy wiping your tears in between the covers of this book. It’ll make you smile, because you realize life isn’t that bad after all.

And hopefully after reading the book, you’ll start counting your blessings. And when you start counting them, you’ll see how easy it feels to share them!

“Street Boy”
Author: Linda T. Legg
Email: leggsoffla@embarqmail.com
Contact: 352-347-4314
 

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