“Life is a Long Story Short” by Glenn J. Koster, Sr. Was Displayed at the 2024 Frankfurt Book Fair

The self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet exhibited Glenn J. Koster, Sr.’s inspirational book “Life is a Long Story Short: Lessons From Living through Abuse, Abandonment, and Adoption” at the 76th Frankfurt Book Fair. The book event occurred last October 16-20, 2024, at the Messe Frankfurt, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

The Frankfurt Book Fair, also known as Frankfurter Buchmesse, presents an excellent platform for authors, publishers, and book enthusiasts to connect with key figures in the publishing industry and deepen their insight into the ever-changing landscape of book publishing. Recognized as the world’s largest book fair, it is a pivotal event for the global literary community, promoting essential conversations and collaborations.

“Life is a Long Story Short” is an inspiring collection of short stories carefully selected from individuals’ real-life experiences. Each story, ranging from 750 to 1,000 words, has been thoughtfully crafted to convey fundamental principles of the Christian faith. The book aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of people’s everyday struggles, emphasizing how individuals navigate these challenges while maintaining their faith, even in the most difficult circumstances.

Koster Sr.’s book weaves spirituality and inspiration, making it a must-read for anyone who struggles with their faith while making it through life. Through its stories, readers will gain valuable insights into the resilience and unwavering faith of the human spirit.

Glenn J. Koster, Sr.’s “Life is a Long Story Short: Lessons From Living through Abuse, Abandonment, and Adoption” is available on Amazon.

“Life is a Long Story Short: Lessons From Living through Abuse, Abandonment, and Adoption”
Author: Glenn J. Koster, Sr.
Genre: Spirituality/Inspirational
Publisher: West Bow Press
Published Date: March 11, 2016

Author’s Biography:
Glenn J. Koster Sr. was abandoned at 6, adopted almost immediately, but pulled from that home 13 months later for abuse and neglect. He entered foster care but lost a foster father to a heart attack. He was readopted at age 10. As a young adult, he mimicked the patterns of his birth father and his first adoptive father. Glenn had been sober since March 13, 1989, and violence-free since May 28, 1989. He finally finished college 39 years and 11 months after starting. Glenn became a pastor in 2019 - after walking across America. He was awarded the 2022 Western Governor’s University Outstanding Graduate.

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