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Lydia Greico<br />
Author of<br />
“Stop Bullying<br />
Because It’s Wrong”<br />
“Bullying started as far back as Jesus’ days.<br />
Look at the way he was put to death.<br />
Pilate picked the worst devastating way<br />
to kill Jesus; crucifixion. He was whipped,<br />
beaten, spit on, hair pulled from his beard<br />
from the very people he had chosen and<br />
elevated—his own race. One week they<br />
were praising him and the next week<br />
they crucified him,” shares author Lydia<br />
Greico in her recently published book<br />
Stop Bullying Because It’s Wrong.<br />
How far back can you find bullying in<br />
history? Who gets bullied and why? These<br />
are important questions that the author<br />
underlines and examines in her work.<br />
Initially written as a teaching tool, this<br />
small treasure bravely dives into the deeply<br />
rooted causes of bullying and why it’s still<br />
happening despite the combined efforts<br />
of local communities and authorities.<br />
Through her work, she aims to make<br />
people aware of how completely wrong<br />
it is and how devastating it would be to<br />
continue tolerating this behavior.<br />
“There is no end to bullying in this<br />
country. In this book, talk about all the<br />
reasons for bullying. I go into deep depth<br />
showing incidents of bullying. Why<br />
do humans keep trying to find a way<br />
to hurt one another? Isn’t one of God<br />
commandments to love your neighbor<br />
as yourself?” said Greico<br />
Scott Lee<br />
Mosure<br />
Author of<br />
“Play Right: Life on<br />
the Other Side”<br />
Upcoming novelist turned screenwriter,<br />
Scott Lee Mosure offers a refreshing<br />
take on living life <strong>with</strong>out limits. His<br />
visionary sleight will keep you fascinated<br />
from beginning to end. Featuring diverse<br />
characters that are bound to each other,<br />
Mosure understands that the only way<br />
to see someone else’s worldview is to step<br />
into their shoes. Readers will immediately<br />
feel a strong connection to each character<br />
as they must navigate life never feeling<br />
quite whole. Peppered by the author’s<br />
favorite tunes while growing up, the first<br />
few scenes open up <strong>with</strong> Scott and his<br />
buddy, Josh, thinking about going back<br />
in time and changing key moments of<br />
their past. Written in screenplay format,<br />
the story unfolds in the neighborhood<br />
where Mosure grew up <strong>with</strong> a unique<br />
mix of popular tunes from the 90s in<br />
every crucial encounters and turning<br />
points of the story. The book goes all out<br />
on friendships and human connections<br />
blooming in the unlikeliest of way. If<br />
you’re feeling lost, have felt lost, or ever<br />
wanted to leave it all behind, this is a<br />
must-read for you.<br />
authorial magazine | 91
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