Echoes Of Yesterday

About the Book

Each person has a story to tell. Even in the most similar of circumstances life always leaves a custom ceil on the soul. It's almost as if we are all standing around, and looking through a great bay window gazing upon a single tree at the top of a hill, footed with a collection of shrubs and grass. The echoes of our past, present, and future color our vision. While you may be enjoying a vivid memory of a walk in the park, full of bright green trees and ocean blue skies, your neighbor indulges within a plethora of poignant memories full of emptiness. As others gather round the window they may see: fear, light, or even hope of salvation. Often while peering through our own window of life different circumstances can leave anyone in another neck of the woods. Though, no matter how peculiar, lonely, or wonderful your walk has become, always remember your past, embrace your present, and thrive for everything tomorrow will let you become.

Enjoy this heartwarming combination of collaborating short stories and poetry that will surely relate to everyone's Echoes of Yesterday.

About the Author

Born in Hamond, Indiana in 1985, Amanda Biancardi grew up in the suburbs of the region. Throughout her young life many trials and tribulations have hit her close to home. Through hard work and faith in God she overcame the hard times. It was many of these hard times that had given her the inspiration for her words. The art of the written word has always been a gift with her, even as a small child. When Amanda was eight years of age she wrote her first book, Harry the Orange Crayon. Since then Biancardi has published short stories, poetry, and is currently working on a novel. She was raised by loving parents and surrounded with a large family and caring friends. Amanda holds the passion of writing very close to heart. She lives by the philosophy: ?The written word is a meticulous art scripted onto the canvas of a page.? Biancardi thanks God everyday for what he has given her, and considers herself to be very blessed.