Zebedee Ducre’s Self-Help Memoir “Bootstrap” was Displayed at The London Book Fair 2023

ReadersMagnet, a self-publishing and marketing company, exhibited “Bootstrap” by Zebedee Ducre at the 2023 London Book Fair. The book trade fair occurred at Olympia London, London, UK, on April 18-20, 2023.

The London Book Fair is the global marketplace for storytellers, and publishers, making it an excellent hub of the book world. From the publishers and dealmakers to the copyright pros, the commissioners, and the global licensers, the book trade fair unites the book community and publishing professionals. The event brings authors from all over the world into the international arena of literary creation.

“Bootstrap” by Zebedee Ducre is a passionate book anyone can read during challenging moments. It takes readers on a journey through how Zebedee learned how to create war, wage a battle, and endure, and finally, his journey back home. He returned with no injuries from a brutal war. He also shares how he learned to avoid conflicts and feed his family to live a prosperous life.

In “Bootstrap,” Zebedee Ducre offers a self-help process based on real experiences and a planned life approach to living a better life. He enthusiastically believes in family-team or community-team-based support to survive tough times. Through his book, the author helps Vietnam War veterans, specifically all veterans, with suicide prevention. According to Ducre, his book would succeed if it could convince everyone that living is a better option.

Readers may grab a copy of “Bootstrap” by Zebedee Ducre on Amazon. Learn more about the author and his works by visiting https://www.a“bootstrap”life.com/.

“Bootstrap”
Author | Zebedee Ducre
Genre | Self-help
Publisher | Brathwaithe Publishing
Published date | December 1, 2021
Book Retail Price| $20.00

Author
Zebedee Ducre Sr. earned an MBA from Georgia State University and a BS in Mathematics from Southern University, where he was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. His experiences growing up in Slidell, Louisiana, working as a migrant farm worker, being the first to get a college degree in his family, up from slavery, and returning with no injuries from a brutal war can provide insights on how to survive during hard times. Zebedee and his wife of 55 years, Elaine, are the proud parents of four children: daughters, Renee, Kelli Jo (deceased), and Danielle, and son, Zebedee, Jr. They also have been blessed with four grandsons. They live in Atlanta, Georgia.

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