A man of too many friends comes to ruin, But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. Proverbs 18:24
We meet thousands of people in our growing up years of childhood and adolecence, but I've discovered this about life: When you come out on the other side you'll find that there just are a handful of true friends that stick.
S.J. Dahlstrom is one of those friends of mine. He speaks truth into my life. He's a man's man and inspires me to be a better father. Now my friend is releasing his first book and I think you should buy a few.
If you want to teach your kids about nature and care of the environment without all of the political baggage of Earth Day, buy this book.
If you want to be inspired to raise your kids in the spirit of Deuteronomy 6, buy this book.
If you want to inspire your boys to authentic manhood, buy this book.
If you want your girls to form a true vision of what to look for in a man, buy this book.
You can pre-order now at Amazon or check out the website at www.wildergood.com
Here is the official description....
The Elk Hunt: The Adventure Begins (number one in The
Adventures of Wilder Good series) is a book of fiction for young
readers. Twelve-year-old Wilder Good goes on an elk hunt with his mentor
in Colorado. The narrative is classic adventure story, in which an
idealistic, modern ethos of hunting evolves—one in which hunting is not
just harvesting a mature animal for food, but is a process for
developing relationships with others and for becoming a stronger, more
courageous individual.
As Wilder attempts to keep up, he seeks to prove himself a worthy companion to his older male mentor, Gale Loving. Gale takes Wilder on outdoor adventures because Wilder's mother is struggling with cancer and his father is occupied with her care.
The two characters live in rural Colorado. They drive to the San Juan Mountains for a one-day hunt for elk. During the hunt, Wilder is trusted with a rifle of his own. Both the narrative and the accompanying illustrations emphasize the importance of gun safety. During the hunt they have to face their fears and the limits of their strength as they deal with threats from fatigue, injury, and a wilderness predator. The story ends positively, and while The Elk Hunt is written with young readers in mind, readers of all ages will recognize and appreciate the characters and delight in the adventures of Wilder Good.
As Wilder attempts to keep up, he seeks to prove himself a worthy companion to his older male mentor, Gale Loving. Gale takes Wilder on outdoor adventures because Wilder's mother is struggling with cancer and his father is occupied with her care.
The two characters live in rural Colorado. They drive to the San Juan Mountains for a one-day hunt for elk. During the hunt, Wilder is trusted with a rifle of his own. Both the narrative and the accompanying illustrations emphasize the importance of gun safety. During the hunt they have to face their fears and the limits of their strength as they deal with threats from fatigue, injury, and a wilderness predator. The story ends positively, and while The Elk Hunt is written with young readers in mind, readers of all ages will recognize and appreciate the characters and delight in the adventures of Wilder Good.
S. J. Dahlstrom
is a writer in west Texas. In his writing he draws on his experiences
as a cowboy, minister, husband, father, and boys ranch founder.
