Cornel A. Keeler’s Book “Our Field Trip – PG-13” Will Be Displayed at the 2023 LibLearnX

ReadersMagnet will feature Cornel A. Keeler’s “Our Field Trip - PG-13” at the 2023 LibLearnX: The Library Learning Experience on January 27-30, 2023, at New Orleans Earnest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Louisiana.

“Our Field Trip - PG-13” discusses the reality of an individual dealing with changes in their environment. The concept of change can be a frightening idea for most people. Many would rather shy away from it no matter how big or small that change is. But change actually plays an important role in every person’s self-development, may it be in the physical, emotional, or mental aspects.

Various studies have even confirmed that change really has a huge influence on everyone’s lives. However, everyone should also be aware that not all the time change is necessary. And this is what the book focuses on.

The author explains: “I always believed that their environment could easily influence a person, but they must decide whether that environment is temporary or permanent.” This means that a person has also the willpower to decide whether they are willing to undergo in this change or not.

To instill this idea in the minds of the readers, Cornel narrates a story about a teacher moving to a new place to start a career and a new life. The author then details the various changes that the other characters have to deal with, especially in the cultural and environmental aspects. And although the topic of this book can make others uncomfortable, this is the reality that everyone should face.

Anyone interested to read more of Cornel A. Keeler’s Our Field Trip - PG-13 can purchase a copy of the book on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Visit ReadersMagnet’s exhibit booth at the 2023 LibLearnX: The Library Learning Experience (LLX) to check out the book display.

“Our Field Trip - PG-13”
Author | Cornel A. Keeler
Published Date | February 1, 2010
Publisher | Trafford
Genre | Non-Fiction

Author Bio

Cornel A. Keeler currently lives in Morgan City, Louisiana where he spent half of his adult life working in the oilfield. Other than writing, he has been involved in politics, sports, church, and Mardi Gras. He is an active member of the United Methodist Church and is an alumnus of Nicholls State University. Cornel is married to Wanda Martin of New Orleans and they have two daughters, Carmen and Tiffany.

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