Book Blitz: Ms. Creant: The Wrong Doers! by E.A. Barker

Ms. Creant: The Wrong Doers!: Life With Women: The Long Awaited Instruction Manual

Author: E.A. Barker

Publisher: Tellwell Talent (September 26, 2016)

Nonfiction/Parenting & Relationships/Teen & Young Adult

Now available globally through a large network of fine book retailers.

This nonfiction book had many objectives:

To encourage reading among young men
Be entertaining and controversial
Give men a better understanding of women
Let women peer into the mind of a male
Explore the entire life of a man
Establish the value of having a plan
Show the need for a complete education
Take an anti-substance abuse stance
Create awareness of societal problems
Inform readers of real threats to humanity
Indexed – a tool for parents and educators

Blurb:

Ms. Creant: The Wrong Doers!

This book was created for everyone, from young adults to seniors. It was written from a male’s point of view, speaking to men who are endlessly struggling to understand the opposite sex. For women, this is a fascinating journey inside the male psyche. The book gives a young reader a glimpse of the future, with a recommended timeline for key life events. Mature readers, who have already experienced much of what is discussed in the book, should come away with a new-found understanding, and perhaps even closure. Ms. Creant is a controversial, entertaining, yet informative look at everything that influences human behavior including: relationships, life, health, biology, philosophy, sociology, theology, politics, genetics—even physics. E. A. Barker shares twenty-four “inappropriate” stories of life with women. The author based these stories of women behaving badly on his real life experiences, spanning four decades of his search for an ideal partner. The lessons taken away from the book will serve to help readers make better choices, become more aware, grow, and change—at any stage of life.

Early reviews are positive:

“If you can read this with an open mind, I’m sure you’ll enjoy it as much as I did and gain some very useful knowledge. I have a 22-year-old son, and I’ll be getting him a copy to read. I hope he heeds the advice given, because I believe he’ll be a better man because of it.” (this is an excerpt from Ms. D Breault review on Goodreads)

About the author:

A. Barker believes he is an average middle-age guy who has led a mostly average life. His readers may not agree with his assessment. The single biggest difference between him and most other people, is his pursuit of knowledge. Throughout his life he never stopped asking the simplest question: Why? E. A. fancies himself as a collector of ideas and a purveyor of dot connections. He attempts to present his findings in an entertaining fashion in an effort to encourage people to read—especially men who are reading far too little these days. He is an advocate of education for its ability to affect social reform and actively promotes the idea that a global conscience is possible.