The Superelles Tea Party

By Yves Lamothe

We all go through challenges in our life, and we all must face them wisely. You are special in your own way; you must celebrate yourself and make the best use of your strengths. Hurdles are meant to be a part of the road you'll walk; you must learn to put a smile on your face and jump over them every time.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Yves Lamothe
• Release date: Jan 17, 2022
• ISBN: 9781801285292

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About the Author

I am a jack-of-all-trades and believe in living out my inspirations. I am a husband, father, engineer, business owner, entrepreneur, life coach, personal trainer, and a book/movie writer. One of my drivers in life is to inspire others to be the best version of themselves physically and mentally.

Preface

We all go through challenges in our life, and we all must face them wisely. You are special in your own way; you must celebrate yourself and make the best use of your strengths. Hurdles are meant to be a part of the road you'll walk; you must learn to put a smile on your face and jump over them every time.

Contents

Dedication

About the Author

Preface

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

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Chapter 1

Our story begins in Pineville, specifically in a house in the center of the cul-de-sac at Thirteenth Street. It is a large Victorian-style house with earth tone colors, stucco walls, and shaded by several aged oak trees. This house is unique, stands out amidst the brick-faced houses on Thirteenth Street, and is perfect for the family that lives there, The Superelles.

The Superelles is a family that one can describe as unique. Well, unique in the neighborhood. It had been a few months since the family of five moved into the area and it was clear that they weren't natives. The neighborhood families led a slow-paced lifestyle while the Superelles were so busy that you would almost think their home was a fast-food drive-thru.

The father, Wayne, is a psychologist and owns a life coach and personal training business. The mother, Maria, is a business development manager at a local firm. Their three kids, Athena (14), Tank (13), and Gabby (11), are very active. Athena runs