Writer's Relief's video: Kids Shouldn t Know by Stanley G Middleton Offical Book Trailer

Coming of age has been a playful and intriguing experience for Jeremy Wilcamp and Stevie Stockton. Even within the confines of a rigid educational system, Jeremy and Stevie are having fun. But their happy advance into adolescence is about to be halted when they are confronted by bullies. One day is going to change everything when six kids scheme to bully, molest and humiliate these two best friends. Jeremy and Stevie are fourteen-year-old, eighth grade students at a Catholic grammar school in 1958. They have very different family dynamics. Steve’s parents cherish him, while Jeremy’s mother resents him because he wasn’t the daughter she always wanted. When Brad Maddox, the class bully, picks on Jeremy and taunts him in the boy’s bathroom at school, Steve jumps to Jeremy’s defense and gives Brad the beating of his life in front of half the boys in the class. Now, Steve and Jeremy are facing an avalanche of problems. Sister Sullpicia, the school principal, is all over them about the fight and threatening to intervene in Jeremy’s family where she senses conflict between Jeremy and his parents. Brad and five of his high school buddies are going to gang up on Steve and Jeremy at an upcoming initiation event. This is a heartwarming and heartrending tale in which the quiet complacence of every character with their lives and their beliefs is going to be shattered by an unstoppable progression of events. Kids Shouldn’t Know by Stanley G. Middleton available on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com About the author: Stan was a former Director of Pediatric Anesthesia at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore and an Instructor of Biology at Loyola College, now Loyola University, of Baltimore. He served as a volunteer at Saint Vincent’s Child Care Center in Timonium, Maryland, from which he adopted his son at age ten. Youths in stress-filled situations have been and continue to be a part of Stan’s life. His passion to understand and help youths suffering any form of abuse or being forced into dilemmas where every choice is a bad choice with no escape is the basis of his first novel, Kids Shouldn’t Know. Stan holds degrees from Loyola College of Maryland, North Carolina State University and the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He resides in Baltimore with his son and grandsons. About Self-Publishing Relief: Kids Shouldn’t Know was published with the assistance of Self-Publishing Relief (http://selfpublishingrelief.com/). At Self-Publishing Relief, we have over twenty years of experience working with authors. We respect writers, so we don’t make empty, pie-in-the-sky promises. Here’s what we do promise: Self-Publishing Relief has the expertise to support and guide you through every step of self-publishing an e-book and print book. Self-Publishing Relief will free you from having to do hours of tedious research and technical formatting. And you will have a finished book you can be proud to put your name on. If you’re considering self-publishing, Self-Publishing Relief can help you navigate the entire process of creating an e-book and print book. If you’re ready to become a published author and get your writing out into the world, schedule a consultation with Self-Publishing Relief today or call (866) 405-3003. https://youtu.be/Ps3PzRzZ9g0