5 Reasons to Read Joshua Nooverdod: Prince of Winsford
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- By Clinton Clark
Joshua NOOVERDOD Prince of Winsford
King Gabagambi combined forces with another tribe; the Peatoo. An attack is imminent. The people of Winsford are outnumbered. King Elisha expects losses to be in the thousands. Will King Elisha’s forces fall? And what about the prophecy that Prince Joshua had received that was supposed to take place while he was still in his youth?
Many children’s novels glorify witchcraft and sorcery. Not Joshua Nooverdod.
Do you have what it takes to be an informant for the king? Can you discern who is loyal and who is not? You will have to meet with your secret contact “Lyell” at least three times to help the nation of Winsford.
Do you have what it takes to be an informant of the King? Can you be sure who is loyal and who is not?
Clinton Clarks family has experienced first-hand the destruction and slaughter during the Rwanda genocide against the Tutsi, the reality of which has infiltrated the Joshua Nooverdod: Prince of Winsford novel experience.
About Author
Meet Clinton Clark
Clinton Clark, a devoted father and husband, played a key role in shaping characters for “The Church” show and led its writing team. With a background in child development from Liberty University, he’s also the director of Enemy Exposed Ministry. Clinton’s childhood love for camping in the Adirondacks inspired his storytelling in the Joshua Nooverdod series. Now, he’s creating the Joshua Nooverdod Kingdom Bible Club to impact children nationwide. His guiding motto, “Be an instrument of kindness and encouragement,” reflects his passion for nurturing positivity and growth.
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Spectacular Book Grandchildren Loved it! Easy read for 6 year olds to 100! My Grandchildren were Very interested and wanted to read to the end. Excellent
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Prince Of Winsford
Joshua Nooverdod
Joshua Nooverdod lives during the time of kings and castles in the nation of Winsford. The young prince receives a prophecy that God would use him to bring peace between the people of Winsford and Karuzi. A blend of adventure and drama along with the ever-present threat of war. The reader will be privileged to go behind closed doors inside King Elisha’s royal chambers where the reader witnesses the secret strategies of his majesty.
If you are discerning, you might be able to figure out some of the hidden back stories hinted at but never revealed. You will become recruited as a secret informer for his majesty. Don’t worry you will receive proper instructions on how to meet and identify your secret contact.
Many children’s novels glorify witchcraft and sorcery, not Joshua Nooverdod.
Enjoy experiencing Joshua Nooverdod and the many friends, advisors and enemies that surround him, some you will love and admire, others you will be suspicious of, others you may despise.
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Vision
Be an instrument of kindness and encouragement
Mission
Create a Bible Club program for children and hope to see it become a nationally known effective program.
Approach
By unique storytelling and building strong narratives to interest children and young adults.
Target
Parents of children. Children from grade 3 to teens, and young adults.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? Here are some of the most frequently asked questions and their answers!
Joshua Nooverdod is set in the kingdom of Winsford during a time of kings and castles. Readers get an inside look into King Elisha’s royal chambers, witnessing secret strategies and becoming secret informers for the king.
Joshua Nooverdod might be available for purchase through online retailers like Amazon or through the publisher’s website.
The target audience for Clinton Clark’s include young readers, possibly in the middle-grade age range, who enjoy adventure and drama without the glorification of witchcraft and sorcery.
The book, though fictional, is set on the basis of Clinton Clarks’ family and their experience of destruction and slaughter during the Rwanda genocide against the Tutsi.
The genre of the book is likely a children’s or young adult fiction, specifically falling into the subgenres of fantasy and adventure.
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