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Jayden & The Magic Pants
Jayden is a typical preschooler who is usually happy and confident. But even with all of his independence, Jayden has a problem keeping his pants buckled up. Can magic pants be the answer that he is looking for? Written in a fun and poetic style reminiscent of Dr. Seuss, Jayden & the Magic Pants captures the imagination of young children everywhere.
21 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 19, 2020
About the author
Ashea Goldson
23 books32 followersAshea Goldson, a native NewYorker and Metro Atlanta transplant, is a multi-published Bestselling author and indie screenwriter, who has frequently been called a “kingdom writer.” Having a vivid imagination which always connected her to reading, writing, and storytelling from an early age, Ashea began her publishing career by writing for high school and college publications. Soon afterwards she received a BA in Communications from Fordham University in the Bronx, New York. She also later graduated Magna cum laude and earned an MA degree in English /Secondary Teacher Education from The University of Phoenix.
Although she has been an English teacher and advocate of literacy for over twenty years, when she is not in the classroom, she transforms herself into writer extraordinaire;it is then that she is able to fully indulge in her creative passions. As a Christian fiction novelist since 2008, Ashea has written many traditionally published works including The Lovechild, Joy Comes In The Morning, Count It All Joy, Let Joy Arise, Scorched, and When Kingdom Comes which were all released by Kensington Publishers. After writing numerous stage plays and skits for various events over the years, in 2009 she also wrote and produced her first film, Searching For The Right Thing and her first short film, pieces From The Bottom. Her greatest strength is the ability to create flawed characters, who while having ordinary challenges, are able to experience extraordinary victories; this allows for an inspirational yet relatable message. Additionally, she has been a powerhouse of characterization, spinning webs of mind numbing tales which pull the readers in by the heart strings.
Yet Ashea’s writing skills do not end here. Ghostwriting has been equally as fulfilling; she has been able to use her immense imagination to transform her client’s voice and vision into a literary reality. She has written for the following genres: Christian fiction, Urban Fiction, Ethnic Fiction,Women’s Fiction, Romance, young adult fiction, and Memoir., and has delivered breathtaking manuscripts to anonymous clients all around the country.
She is currently working on a series of childrens books, and a reading podcast among other independent projects.
Feel free to contact her at asheagold@yahoo.com. or log onto www.asheagoldson.com
Although she has been an English teacher and advocate of literacy for over twenty years, when she is not in the classroom, she transforms herself into writer extraordinaire;it is then that she is able to fully indulge in her creative passions. As a Christian fiction novelist since 2008, Ashea has written many traditionally published works including The Lovechild, Joy Comes In The Morning, Count It All Joy, Let Joy Arise, Scorched, and When Kingdom Comes which were all released by Kensington Publishers. After writing numerous stage plays and skits for various events over the years, in 2009 she also wrote and produced her first film, Searching For The Right Thing and her first short film, pieces From The Bottom. Her greatest strength is the ability to create flawed characters, who while having ordinary challenges, are able to experience extraordinary victories; this allows for an inspirational yet relatable message. Additionally, she has been a powerhouse of characterization, spinning webs of mind numbing tales which pull the readers in by the heart strings.
Yet Ashea’s writing skills do not end here. Ghostwriting has been equally as fulfilling; she has been able to use her immense imagination to transform her client’s voice and vision into a literary reality. She has written for the following genres: Christian fiction, Urban Fiction, Ethnic Fiction,Women’s Fiction, Romance, young adult fiction, and Memoir., and has delivered breathtaking manuscripts to anonymous clients all around the country.
She is currently working on a series of childrens books, and a reading podcast among other independent projects.
Feel free to contact her at asheagold@yahoo.com. or log onto www.asheagoldson.com
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July 22, 2020
Magic Pants Hero
Jayden is very embarrassed about his pants that he can't seem to keep around his waist until he realizes they're magic and send him high into the sky. All of his classmates think he's a hero instead of a weirdo, and they cheer him on. This may give parents a chance to talk about what a true hero is and help them understand the term better.
Jayden is very embarrassed about his pants that he can't seem to keep around his waist until he realizes they're magic and send him high into the sky. All of his classmates think he's a hero instead of a weirdo, and they cheer him on. This may give parents a chance to talk about what a true hero is and help them understand the term better.
July 30, 2020
Turn a Negative Into Positive
A great book and message to teach kids that good things can happen out of bad situations. Jayden was being teased about his pants by the other kids. But when his pants turns into magic pants he becomes their hero. A great read, message and positive book for children every where.
A great book and message to teach kids that good things can happen out of bad situations. Jayden was being teased about his pants by the other kids. But when his pants turns into magic pants he becomes their hero. A great read, message and positive book for children every where.
May 31, 2020
Jayden has a problem, will his magic pants solve it? You'll have to read to find out!
June 18, 2020
I enjoyed the story, the message was a good one for young kids. Disappointments happen but you can make it into something positive and have fun with it.
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