Being Four

by Kim Cormack

Remember when every day was an adventure and the world was your playground?

Embrace the joys of childhood in the exciting new children’s book Being Four.

Author Kim Cormack wrote this book about her son, Cameron, detailing his hilarious and mischievous adventures just as he was turning 4 years old. The beach scenes were photographed at Rathtrever Beach on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, which she calls the most beautiful place on the planet.

Says the author, “Maybe I was just longing for the blissful simplicity of life as a child. How your emotions were sitting on your sleeve. You were happy because something wonderful had happened. You were sad when somebody hurt you and there was never a reason to hide your true feelings.” Go ahead and discover again what it means to be a child awakening to the world around you.

About the Author

Kim Cormack has two “incredible” children. She has been a preschool teacher for 15 years. She lives in Port Alberni on Vancouver Island, where she has written six children’s books and two novels for adults.

26 pages, Paperback

First published February 2, 2011

About the author

Kim Cormack is a Dark Fantasy Science Fiction author and the visionary behind the Children of Ankh (COA) Universe, an expansive romantasy world with many captivating branches:

Children of Ankh Series
COA Series
Bring Out Your Dead (a novella side series)

Cormack will expand her universe with Vancouver Hive, the first in a thrilling new series, and Requiem of Doves and Swans, a prequel that delves into the origins of her richly imagined world. Another branch has also begun, the Karma Accord. We find ourselves in another untapped part of the COA Universe. What has Karma, Fate and their posse of Clairvoyant Psychics been up to?

She will also debut Repopulation Project, a middle-grade dystopian science fiction series that ventures beyond the COA Universe.

Beyond her literary achievements, Cormack is a Media Consultant at Mythomedia and a Digital Creator, and comedian with a robust online following. As an MS Fight Club participant, she channels her creativity and resilience into her work, inspiring others with her journey.

Living in the beautiful town of Port Alberni on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Cormack is the proud mother of two exceptional adults. When not writing, she can be found catering to the whims of her beloved cats, Stormageddon and Winchester, or dreaming up her next adventure.