Regulus

by Aaron Ozee

King among the mice and eater of all the cheese. Regulus, the lord of all squeaking feuds within the wall, is betrayed by those closest to him for the ego he holds so high. Struggles between the just and wicked come to pass in this paramount tale of the darkest and brightest sights in our lives.

50 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 24, 2017

About the author

Aaron Ozee is a bestselling American poet and children’s author who has penned over ten books since 2011, writing his first anthology, “Celestial Inferno: Poems of Another Realm,” at age fifteen which has marked Ozee as one of the youngest authors ever to have been published in the world.

Ozee turned bestseller with the publication of his seventh book, “Ironic Perfection: Poetic Works of Aaron Ozee,” at age seventeen and claimed six world records through Record Setter at age nineteen with one of the more notable records being, “Most Books Published By A Teenager.”

Ozee has made his published titles available for purchase through some of the largest bookstores in the world such as Barnes & Noble or Amazon. Ozee has made variations of his published titles accessible in print, eBook, or audiobook format to readers spanning across one hundred different nations.

Ozee has been featured by media outlets such as The Huffington Post, endorsed by favorited celebrities, connected with millions of followers on social media, sponsored leading corporate products or services, adapted manuscripts into stop-motion animated films, and developed novelty merchandise from many of the characters in his stories.

Ozee made history with sending a printed copy of his bestselling children’s book, Regulus, into space declaring it the First American Children’s Book Sent Into Space and the First Self-Published Book Sent Into Space on June 18, 2019.

Ozee continues to expand his creative reach to encompass new roles such as public speaking, tutoring aspiring writers, blogging, and private consulting for independent publishers as he proceeds onward to the next greatest milestone of his career.

Reviews

[Mina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nice

[Grey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good enough.

[Arjun Williamson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interested book ever

[Naga Bhushanam · Rating 5 out of 5]

good

[Austin Mills · Rating 5 out of 5]

good writer

[Travis Reynolds · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thumbs up

[Pug]

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[Diana C. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Regulus, written by Aaron Ozee, is a book that talks about two important topics: Forgiving and sharing. These two verbs are very important in childhood. Since the children in their growth develop natural conducts, referred to the infantile jealousy. These infantile jealousies are accompanied by possession, not wanting to share, among other values. So this beautiful book will help parents explain value for things, as well as how important it is to ask for forgiveness from others.
I really liked the example that Ozee used with a small world like the hidden burrow of mice, and how he turned that tiny place into something great...
If you wish to continue reading this review, you can do so at the blog: Los Libros de Rana, starting on Monday, August 13, 2018, at 8:00 a.m. Venezuela time (NYT).

*****

Regulus, escrito por Aaron Ozee, es un libro que habla sobre dos temas importantes: El perdonar y el compartir. Estos dos verbos son muy importantes en la infancia. Ya que los niños en su crecimiento desarrollan conductas naturales, referidas a los celos infantiles. Estos celos infantiles vienen acompañados de la posesión, el no querer compartir, entre otros valores. Por lo que este bello libro ayudará a los padres a explicar el valor por las cosas, así como lo importante que es pedir perdón al prójimo.
Me gustó mucho el ejemplo que usó Ozee con un mundo pequeño como la escondida madriguera de ratones, y cómo convirtió ese lugar tan minúsculo, en algo grandioso.
Si quieres seguir leyendo esta reseña, puedes hacerlo en el blog: Los libros de Rana, a partir del lunes 13 de agosto, a las 8:00am hora de Venezuela.