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Post by Toby Benoit on Sept 7, 2005 15:51:14 GMT 12.75
Here you go folks!
This is my second novel and I have some signed, first edition, copies available.
Overview:
As parents of a fifteen year old high school student, Wayne and Rachel Franklin knew that to help keep their son out of trouble, they needed to keep him occupied. As an athlete, Wayne recognized the valuable lessons to be learned in competitive sports, while Rachel looked for an activity which dealt with personal growth, discipline, and one that wouldn't put her son in harm's way.
After much searching, Wayne discovered the youth team at the Silver Dollar shooting club near their home in Tampa, Florida. Both parents agreed that the shooting sports would be ideal for their son, Jesse, who had always had an interest in the outdoors and firearms. After a quick tour of the club and a meating with the team's coach, Jesse was introduced to trapshooting and quail hunting.
This book tells the story about Jesse's introduction to the sport of trapshooting and his desire to compete in the national tournament in Ohio. Along the way, Jesse learnes about responsibility, first loves, patriotism, and building friendships that last a lifetime.
Please send $9.95 +$3.00s&h to: Toby Benoit, 10139 S. Heatherhill Terrace, Inverness, Fl. 34452
Thanks!
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Post by brittonfaith on Feb 6, 2006 7:22:21 GMT 12.75
You're still at the same address, right. I'm going to get this for our 14 yr old son. He was a born 3 months early and with mild cerebral palsy. He really wants to get into team sports. I keep telling him "no" because I just don't think his body will allow him to play in team sports with much larger, tougher boys. (I know. Mama's a worry wart.)
Last year he joined a local youth shooting club and he and his dad both discovered trapshooting. They have a ton of fun and have a chance to do a little father/son bonding along the way.
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Post by Toby Benoit on Feb 6, 2006 7:38:04 GMT 12.75
Same adress! And, Thank You! I know he'll love it.
I wrote this book after being hired as a ghost writer by Dr. Norman. It was his idea and he'd sketched out an outline and gave it to me to go by, but after I completed the project, I returned the retainer and re-negotiated.
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