G.M. Crook’s Book Illuminated at Empire State Book Tour

ReadersMagnet gracefully displayed the charming poetry book “Innerlight’s: Eat and Drink My Words” by G.M. Crook at the Empire State Book Tour, which consisted of three book events:

• The Festival of Storytellers, Season 3 (www.thefestivalofstorytellers.com), on October 24–November 6, 2022.
• ReadersMagnet’s Book Confab on October 28-October 30, 2022, in Tribeca, New York.
• New York Library Association 2022 Annual Conference and Trade Show on November 3–4, 2022, at Saratoga Springs, NY

“Innerlight’s: Eat and Drink My Words” took its author a long time to compose. It has always been recognized that the majority of people have difficulty recognizing their true selves. People often think they have a thorough understanding of who they are when in fact, they simply know the bare essentials. As a result, people need the freedom to contemplate anything that comes to their minds in order to better comprehend what they truly desire.

Readers will be inspired to put down their phones and pick up a pen after gaining new perspectives from this book. This book’s material is extremely varied.

G.M. Crook’s writing reveals her genuine nature, which was shaped by years of emotional and physical abuse. As a result, it’s easier for individuals to believe in God and forgive those who’ve wronged them.

Interested? Get a copy of G.M. Crook’s “Innerlight’s: Eat and Drink My Words”. Available on the ReadersMagnet Bookstore and Amazon. Also, check out the author’s website at https://www.gmcrook.com/.

“Innerlight’s: Eat and Drink My Words”
Author | G.M. Crook
Genre | Poetry
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Published date | February 12, 2022

Author
G.M Crook, or Grace Maier-Crook, resides in south-central Wisconsin with her beloved cat, Sheldon, and lives only an hour from the small town she grew up in. She is the proud mother of two successful adult sons. She was married to her late husband, Ed, for 36 years and was his care provider for the two years preceding his untimely passing in 2018. Over the years, her mother, her husband Ed, and her sons have always supported her in her creative writing endeavors.

She belongs to an online writers group. She has written hundreds of poems, spanning from 1980 to the present day. Her work covers the human condition. Also, her word art. She wrote this book because it helped her cope with the loss of her husband. Her words are her own. Her thoughts are her own. “Love all of me, not just part of me,” she quotes. G.M. Crook believes her book will encourage others to open her to get through the highs and lows.

Contact Information

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