PORTLAND, OR, July 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) "Light Fixtures," a new YA novel from Portland author Deborah DeMoss Smith is now available as an eBook through the Amazon Kindle Web Store. "Light Fixtures" is a fantasy-fiction book that follows the young protagonist, Aurora, as she discovers herself and the magical world around her. As Aurora eventually discovers, her world is affected by her bi-polar condition, shaping her moods and throwing her into states of manic depression. A great read for students, teenagers, families, parents, and anyone dealing with bi-polar disorder in their life.
Synopsis: During the sweltering summer of 1963, everything is moving fast for 14-year-old Aurora, who's spending the days with her grandparents in the northwest Louisiana countryside. Her fast thoughts and actions can cause those around her to shake their heads in bafflement, especially when her spirits nosedive. But it's no puzzle for the mystical Mr. Hematite and his tiny assistant, Mr. Dragonfly. Together, they guide her in understanding the onset of her bipolar moods and show her that as Light Fixtures, everyone has the potential to shine with balance and brilliance.
For more information or to purchase "Light Fixtures" the book, see: http://www.lightfixturesthebook.com
"Light Fixtures" is an eBook released by Deborah DeMoss Smith, published independently under her company "Ravensview."
New Young Adult Fiction Book "Light Fixtures" Release
The latest book from author Deborah DeMoss Smith is a coming-of-age story about a young teenage girl growing up with bi-polar disorder in rural Louisiana.
2011-07-14
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[Press-News.org] New Young Adult Fiction Book "Light Fixtures" ReleaseThe latest book from author Deborah DeMoss Smith is a coming-of-age story about a young teenage girl growing up with bi-polar disorder in rural Louisiana.