NEW BOOK NARRATED BY A FETUS – WOMB CHILD 

(CHICAGO, Illinois) April 1, 2008 – A new Pulitzer-nominated book, titled “Womb Child” is the fascinating story of a fetus named Israel and his nine-month journey “on the inside.” The entire story is narrated by Israel-the fetus as he hears and reacts to everything “on the outside.” Just in time for Mother’s Day, this is a great story for anyone who has wondered what a fetus is really thinking. The book explores what would happen if an individual was never born and the great impact it would have on the entire world.

 

“Every individual has something special that will potentially change the world,” said author Alethea Pascascio, who is a speaker and author of two other books. “I asked myself what the world would have been like if those who had made great accomplishments or inventions had never been born.”

 

The story begins as Israel, a fetus, reveals he will one day negotiate peace between two countries on the brink of nuclear war. He is also passionately determined to remember his life as a fetus and fulfill his purpose in life. However, when circumstances “on the outside” spiral out of control with his 28-year-old parents, it is unsure if Israel will ever get a chance to be born and eventually save the world.

“I prayed for a story that was different from others and out came Womb Child,” said Pascascio. “I wanted a story that would provoke thought within people. Every person has a purpose but that’s not something many think about when considering a baby inside of his or her mother.”

 

The story deals with highly-charged themes and controversial topics.

 

“After writing this book, I see a pregnant woman as the woman who might be carrying the child with the answer to a problem that has plagued the world for centuries. My only hope is that he or she doesn’t get the condition many of us has as adults. I call it ‘Oprah-envy.’ It means we watch so many people fulfilling their purpose and complain about it because their greatness seems to magnify our own complacency, laziness or decision to settle for mediocrity. Yet, in secret, we want to be just like that person who’s making great strives. ”

 

To pre-order the 180-page book prior to its release date (May 1, 2008),  visit: www.amazon.com or your local bookstore.

 

Alethea Pascascio is the author of two other books including “Bag Lady” and “A Woman’s Guide To Strategically Position Men In Her Life.” She is also a speaker and gives seminars on the topics of forgiveness, self-publishing, and achieving goals.

For more information, contact Alethea Pascascio at
Alethea@queenpublications.com or 214-274-7745. Visit her
web site at www.alethea.queenpublications.com. 

 

 

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