Kashia Christine Yang’s “The Boy Who Became King” Conveys the Importance of Character

Kashia Christine Yang’s The Boy Who Became King was exhibited by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 Printers Row Lit Fest. Chicago’s prominent literary festival occurred last September 9-10, 2023, at the Printers Row Park, Chicago, IL.

ReadersMagnet supports the endeavors of self-published and independent authors. The company provides exposure to authors’ works at national and international book events. At the Printers Row Lit Fest 2023, ReadersMagnet helped Yang’s book garner more readers and possible marketing connections.

The Boy Who Became King is a story that follows a boy named David, who was taking care of his father’s sheep and was chosen to be the next king of Israel. However, he did not become king until many years later.

This Bible-based children’s book focuses on the importance of knowing a person’s character and that being patient and kindhearted is more important than the outside appearance. The story is geared towards young readers to help them see through the guise of people. The book uses illustrations that help the developing child see what’s happening in the story. It also uses simple words that are easy to understand and hone their vocabulary at the same time.

Kashia Christine Yang’s book helps strengthen the bond between the parents and the child as the story circles around a relatable character and his relationship with his parents. It is also created as a bedtime story that lets kids realize their bond with their parents as they delve into the story.

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The Boy Who Became King
Author| Kashia Christine Yang
Published Date| July 10, 2023
Publisher| Christian Faith Publishing
Genre| Children/ Religion/ Christian/ Value & Virtues


Author’s Biography

Kashia Yang was born in Laos and moved to refugee camp in Thailand as a young girl. She came to the US with her uncle and settled in Lenoir, North Carolina. She relocated to California, got married, and became a mother to six children. Kashia’s family decided to move back to North Carolina and currently residing in Conover. As a mother to her young children, her passion was to share Bible Stories to them. Now that her children are grown and she became a grandmother, she feels more inspire to share Bible Stories through a simple, easy to understand language, with colorful illustrations that children can identify.

Even while Kashia was working full time and raising her children, she rejoiced in serving the Lord alongside her husband as a pastor’s wife. Kashia completed her study of General Bible Course at Liberty University and obtained her PhD in Christian Ministry from College of The Open Bible. She has volunteered her time teaching and assisting with children’s Sunday school programs for over twenty-five years. Kashia enjoy spending time with her family and taking care of her grandchildren.

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