Lowcountry authors publish the first in an inspiring series of books “Run Like a Girl”
Official website: runlikeagirlbooks.com
About the Run Like a Girl Book Series
The book is called ‘Turtle’ and is the first in a series called Run Like A Girl. A fictional middle grade book about living and running in the Lowcountry, it is truely a testament to Coach Tami Dennis and the amazing running program she has created with the Mount Pleasant Track Club.
It also references the OV frequently as the main character lives in a fictional version of it called North Point.
There is a chapter in it called ‘Turtle ‘where the main character goes on Turtle Patrol on S.I. My daughter Julia is a seventh grader at Laing and she runs for MPTC and is a varsity XC runner for Lucy Beckham HS as well.
This book is all about inspiring girls to take up a sport and stay in it. Profits will be used to set up scholarships for girls in need of booster fees, etc.
We are selling books at the OV 5K next weekend and at Brown Fox on Thursday morning, November 18, 2021.
Authors: Pamela Jouan-Goldman & Julia Goldman
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Julia Goldman was merely aiding in the Idea process but takes away credit from her mother Pamela Goldman, who actually wrote the book. This is typical behavior for Julia. She even made a fake website claiming she is a polymath which is obvious bs. Julia Goldman has taken a negative toll on the book. The book is supposed to be inspiring but given it features such a bad person, always taking the easy way out, I found I can’t read it.