Daphne Pang Releases NO SCHOOL FOR BEN

PHOENIX

A little boy learns why it's so important for him to go to school in author Daphne Pang's new children's book, "No School for Ben: What Will Happen?" (published by AuthorHouse).

Ben is a typical little boy who enjoys playing with his friends, spending time with his parents and going to school. He has a consistent routine each day of waking, riding the bus and learning at school. One day, though, Ben decides he's learned enough at school and doesn't need to go anymore. Ben's mom teaches him a valuable lesson in why it's important that he goes to school and continues learning.

An excerpt from "No School for Ben":

"One cold Monday morning after a fun weekend, Ben feels sleepy and comfortable under the cover in his warm soft bed. He curls up tighter when he hears Mom's footsteps coming towards his room.
'Ben,' whispers Mom from the doorway. 'it is time to wake up.'
'I do not want to go to school anymore!' Ben murmurs into his pillow and continues to lay in bed."

Pang invites readers to find out more about her book at noschoolforben.

"No School for Ben"
By Daphne Pang
Softcover | 8.5 x 8.5 in | 16 pages | ISBN 9781491833216
E-Book | 16 pages | ISBN 9781491833223
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Daphne Pang and her husband reside in Phoenix. She was trained by Institute of Children's Literature to write for pleasure. She writes stories based on true life events, such as "No School for Ben," inspired by her two, now grown, sons during their growing years.

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