I Have Something to Say Press, a new Indie Publisher whose mission is to publish unheard voices, launches this month "Becoming an Angel of Change" by Bineta Ngom and "La Clave" - Spanish translation of "The Key" by Marjorie L. Anderson. Both books will be distributed through the Ingram Group and available to order this month.
AUSTIN, Texas - July 12, 2021 - PRLog -- I Have Something to Say Press is ecstatic to announce their first books as an Indie traditional platform publishing model. Editor, Susan Violante says, "Our mission is to promote the sharing of life lessons through story telling by focusing our publishing efforts to produce a high-quality product."
"We chose 'Becoming an Angel of Change' (ISBN - 9781647751784) by Bineta Ngom and 'La Clave' (ISBN - 9780985430825) - Spanish, translation of "The Key" by Marjorie L. Anderson, because they fit our mission perfectly as works from awesome women eager to make a difference by sharing relatable, current life lessons that will be helpful to readers through the written word and storytelling."–Susan Violante states.
"Becoming an Angel of Change" by Bineta Ngom is a collection of inspirational stories, where the author details her journey exploring her life's purpose, helping others in need. From her beginnings as an eight-year-old philanthropist in Senegal, to her adult life establishing outreach programs in the United States, readers will be inspired to discover their strength, uniqueness, and purpose.
"La Clave" by Marjorie L Anderson shares the author's financial knowledge and experience to help teens get a head start in life. The book presents readers with basic financial knowledge and life changing know-how tips on how to manage money to make the most of their income to build a successful future. But Anderson does not stop there, she also teaches young people to invest in their communities by buying local products and donating to help others. La Clave is the Spanish translation of Marjorie L. Anderson's Reader Views Award winner "The Key."
Authors who wish to submit their manuscripts for consideration to I Have Something to Say Press are encouraged to visit their website before querying. Visit www.ihavesomethingtosaypress.com to check out and purchase our books or to submit your manuscript query. Book reviewers are encouraged to request a copy of our books to review.
Based in Austin, TX, I Have Something to Say Press is also the publisher of the monthly e-magazine First Chapter Plus (www.firstchapterplus.com) and Parent company of Reader Views (www.readerviews.com). For more information about I Have Something to Say Press email us at [email protected].
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