#BookReview – Runaway Smile – Nicholas Rossis
Sunday book review featuring Runaway Smile by author, Nicholas Rossis. Nicholas is a versatile writer who writes children’s books, epic fantasies, science fiction short stories, and his newest book, Emotional Beats is a writer’s guide to using expressions and dialogue tags in our writing.
The Blurb:
Winner of the Gelett Burgess Children’s Book Award, in the Young Adult Fiction category. Award-Winning Finalist in the “Children’s Fiction” category of the 2015
International Book Awards, Award-Winning Finalist in the 2015 Independent Author Network Book of the Year Awards.
“I woke up this morning and I had lost my smile and it wasn’t my fault and I looked everywhere and it was gone. Then I met a workman and a king and the best salesman in the world and a clown and no-one wanted to give me theirs. At school, I asked Miss to give me hers, but she gave us a pop quiz instead, and then no-one was smiling and…”
A little boy’s smile runs away until it owner learns that an unshared smile is a wasted smile.
![Runaway Smile: An unshared smile is a wasted smile (Niditales Book 1) by [Rossis, Nicholas]](https://i2.wp.com/images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51hFV5V7McL.jpg?w=960&ssl=1)
Get this book on Amazon Here
My 5 Star Review – Where do smiles come from?
This is a heartwarming little story accompanied by fun pictures to go along with the stories. A tale of a child searching for his smile and the people he encounters throughout his day whom he questions, asking where he can get his smile back. No doubt, there’s a heartfelt message that comes from his mom, where he learns the true meaning of a smile and where it really comes from. A great children’s book, as well, a great parental read.
Check out all of Nicholas’ books on his Amazon page Here!
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17 Comments
Nicholas C. Rossis
Thank you so much for reading and reviewing, Debby! I’m thrilled that you enjoyed the Smile 🙂
dgkaye
My pleasure Nicholas. It’s a beautiful story with great meaning. 🙂
D. Wallace Peach
I really enjoyed this story and the wonderful illustrations 🙂 I’m waiting for my grandson to get a little older and then it’s going on his bookcase.
dgkaye
I also have it for my little grand niece. It’s a beautiful book. 🙂
Nicholas C. Rossis
Aw, thank you! I so hope the Overlord enjoys it! 🙂
D. Wallace Peach
He just turned 3 and he’s almost there. I’ll wrap it for Christmas 🙂
dgkaye
A lovely gift! 🙂
writerchristophfischer
This looks lovely. Thanks for the review!
dgkaye
Thanks Christoph. I love how versatile a writer Nicholas is, kind of like you, lol. <3
Nicholas C. Rossis
Thank you, Cristoph! You can check out an extended excerpt on http://nicholasrossis.me/childrens-books/runaway-smile/
Christy B
It sounds like such a sweet read 🙂 Nicholas has such a diversity in the books he publishes, which is great!
dgkaye
Yes. It’s great when you can be so versatile in genres. 🙂 <3
Nicholas C. Rossis
Thank you so much, Christy! 😀
Let's CUT the Crap!
What a delightful review, Debby. I love children’s books with colorful pictures. Too bad my granddaughters won’t read now that they have their electronic toys. 🙂
dgkaye
Ya Tess, the digital era has really taken away some of life’s simple pleasures. But they can still read digitally even without the pictures, the message is there. 🙂
Let's CUT the Crap!
Indeed. Fast forward. 😉
dgkaye
🙂