Nina Edwards

Adventures of Perfect Difference 5 Nina Edwards

Publisher Marketing: " My book is fiction cartoon stories about the day to day life of two young lads with learning difficulties and their three carers from our Calendar Dairy, all together we are Perfect Difference 5! In the book you can laugh and forget real life and travel to a planet called Planet Parklands. Captain, Wheeler, Play Dough, Big Ben and Officer Andy, these five different people live on Planet Parklands and we will be very happy to see you visiting us on Planet Parklands. Talented Mark made brilliant illustration work with his sketches and cartoons for my book "Adventures of Perfect Difference 5" and Xenia Brettell's book "Life on Planet Parklands." I write short comedy stories about situations which are connected with our Perfect Difference 5, which would attract adult humour and I want people to burst out with laughter. Laughter is a great aspect of life and that's what I want people to enjoy. It does not matter if you have disabilities or problems in life, everyone deserves to enjoy life and I hope my book can bring them some joy. I always wanted to make a difference in people's lives, to make our world a better, happier place to live. The idea of this book is to make people happy, to smile, to laugh, and accept each other as we are with all our differences and imperfections. In 2013 I met Galina Hartshorn, who had just come back from Canada where she was learning about the human potential and personal growth with Bob Proctor. I attended her seminars which have changed my life. I have had so much inspiration and support from Galina, she believed in me more than I believed in myself. It gave me a lot of Confidence and encouragement to start writing. She helped me to understand one thing, as Zig Zigler said: "You don't have to be great to start but you have to start to be great." We are all in our own Perfect Difference, live on the same Planet and deserve to be treated equally! " Contributor Bio:  Edwards, Nina Nina Edwards is a freelance writer and actor living in London, UK, and the author of "On the Button: The Significance of an Ordinary Item".