16-Year-Old Black Author Releases Children’s Book Teaching Young People to Always Believe in Themselves

Nationwide — Alicen M. Felder, a 16-year-old author from Detroit, has released her latest book Don’t Count Me Out, to teach young people to always believe in themselves regardless of what others may say. At a time when others’ opinions of you often overrule your beliefs, this book will show young people to always believe in themselves regardles of what others may say.

Don’t Count Me Out is Alicen’s inspirational story about her soccer journey. Many people thought she couldn’t compete with the best of them because she was short, thin, African American, and a girl, but she showed them you can never judge a book by its cover or ever count her out.

Her journey, just like anyone else’s, has not been without doubters and challenging moments, but she worked through them. Discrimination, poor performance, and injuries could not keep her from playing the game she loves.

Alicen shares how she dreamed of playing soccer to become Michigan’s #1 Girls High School Soccer Point and Goal Scorer during her season. Her story is one of confidence, determination, and passion.

Don’t Count Me Out is a short story for children aged 6 and up with global themes and relevance.

Book Details:
Don’t Count Me Out
By Alicen M. Felder
ISBN: 979-8320273662
Available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble

Learn more about the publishing company at MyPreciousApple.com

Watch the young author talk about her book:
YouTube.com/watch?v=I8-qeaCzhJ0

For more information on Don’t Count Me Out or to schedule an interview with Alicen, please contact her at info@mypreciousapple.com