Inspiration For Teens Will Be Free To Download Tomorrow (January 18, 2019)

WEBWIRE – Thursday, January 17, 2019

Author Paul Lloyd Hemphill introduces his latest book, “Inspiration For Teens.” It helps teens discover their own leadership abilities; the benefits of a strong character; and how to succeed on a daily basis.

Hemphill wrote “Inspiration For Teens” to give teenagers the help they need for self-esteem and success. The author hopes to fill a growing cultural gap between teens and parents who have less time for parenting. The author does it with eighty-eight short stories from the Battle of Gettysburg. Coming from these stories are more than 200 life-lessons of what can be achieved under the most stressful conditions.

The book is designed to be opened to any page as an inspirational handbook that needs not more than 5 minutes of reading time each day.

Hemphill’s “Inspiration For Teens” will be free and available on Amazon for download for 5 days (Jan 18 - Jan 22) at: https://amzn.to/2Qy63yT

The book is rated a 4.8 by those who have purchased the book. Here’s what two reviewers have said:

“As a teaching element for teens, it also presents many invaluable real life lessons that are incentives to evaluate their own behaviors and decisions. This is such a succinct way of drawing them to these life lessons… Who knew history could be so enjoyable and life-changing?!” Sandra W (frenchswede), Retired Teacher

“Interestingly, the individuals featured in this book range from generals (from both sides) to civilians (men and women) to youngsters like Tillie Pierce… And when mistakes were made or mis-steps taken, author Hemphill uses those examples as platforms for learning and re-direction. Book clubs and teachers alike will appreciate the discussion questions at the end of the book, as well as its bibliography and index of lessons.” Alison J. Barash, Psychology Professor

About the Author:
As a popular TV guest, author, speaker, and videographer, Paul Lloyd Hemphill has written 4 books, is an accomplished videographer, and has produced 3 audiobooks. He has a degree in philosophy, received the Bronze Star Medal and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry while in the US Army, and has had a life-long career in marketing and writing. Convinced that teens are bored with history, his latest book presents history in story form with lessons that can inspire positive and successful behavior on a daily basis.