Phillip Williams

The Tree House: a Small Story That Will Inspire You in a Big Way... Phillip Williams

The Tree House is a story about three young brothers who lose their father in a tragic accident. But that's just the beginning of the story! As they grow up and go their separate ways, they each discover their purpose in the world - with the help of someone from another world. At the same time, they gain a special glimpse into why the world is the way that it is, and why certain events take place. The Tree House is a mixture of several different genres: It is a children's book for the mature child. It deals with the topics of death, war, and good and evil - but not too graphically, and in a storybook sort of way. Children will sense, through the book's relevant characters and experiences, that every life is meant for a purpose. The large illustrations are colorful, imaginative, and full of emotion. The book is relatively short, and can be read in several sittings or less. It is a book that will touch the emotions of adults as they read it to themselves or to their children. It will inspire and lift their spirit. The nature of the story and the messages that it contains will provoke meaningful discussion. Although they follow and pertain to the story, the illustrations can be stand-alone works of art. It is a "coffee table" book that, once picked up, because of the illustrations and ease of reading, will be impossible to put down. The cover will spark the curiosity of whoever sees it. They will be drawn to open it and see what it is about. Once they do, they will want to read it on the spot!