The book "Paradise Place" portrays the unhackneyed reality of growing up in The United States of America, this the writer achieves via painting accurate pictures through various short stories aimed to highlight the challenges children and young adults encounter growing up in the American society today, proffering solutions to such challenges via painting success stories of challenged kids rebounding from such experience and generally admonishing parents to regularly touch base with the situation of their kids and to be very attentive.Timely and terrific, "Paradise Place" is a most read for parents.Christopher Gregory B.A (Creative writing), M.A (Classical literature), PhD (Classical Studies)

Anderson Dovilas was born in Port-au-Prince on July 2, 1985 and grew up in Mirebalais, Haiti, the city where his parents were born. There he went to Jean Phillipe Daut Elementary School. Later, he attended Lycée Antenor Firmin High School and Catherine Flon High School. He went on to study linguistics and psychology at the State University of Haiti. Today, he is working on a double degree (Master of Art in International Community Development and a Doctorate in Diplomacy and applied Anthropology) at Cornerstone Christian University of Florida.