William Esper’s New Book, ‘Short Stories’, Is a Fascinating Set of Fables Inspired by a Farmer’s Childhood Memories Featuring His Favorite Farm Animals

William Esper, a former engineer with the rank of specialist fifth class in the United States Army Reserve, has completed his new book, “Short Stories”: a marvelous writing about a grandfather’s memory back when he was a child at the farm where he shared adventures with his friends and interacted with farm animals that portrayed unique personalities.
William writes, “A grandfather’s memory brings back some of the fantastic events that happened to him and his friends during his childhood growing up on a farm. And yes, some of his friends were animals who could talk!”
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, William Esper’s new book is an inspirational story that allows readers to remember and appreciate their childhood experiences, the creatures made by God, and the values and lessons they learn to influence people, especially kids.
Readers can purchase “Short Stories” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
Source: Covenant Books