A Little Chef

A Little Chef

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Fantasy
Raised with no other siblings, Enzo, was a very young and curious little lad. A Little Chef is based on the life of Enzo, who just wants to do things he finds interest in. The thing he loves to do the most is watch his mom cook. There's never a day he won't come home from school and rush into the kitchen to watch his mom cook, because he's so amazed with it. Enzo loving watching his mom cook, then wants to try cooking on his own. His mom isn't very comfortable with that though. This short story tells and shows how you shouldn't judge based on the little things, because there's more to it than that.
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This story is for my little brother. He was the best man I ever knew, and he died too young. No, he didn't leave this life the way I tell it in this story (it is, after all, a work of fiction), but he might have had things played out a little differently than they did. Childhood sexual abuse is alive and well in America and the larger world as well. Rodney and I lived it, and that basic fact served as the seed that made this story possible. Much of what you are about to read is true. Just as much is pure fiction. You'll get that (in spades) as the book progresses. The idea of another, better life waiting "out there" somewhere is a constant of most religions, but this is not a book about any religion or, really, the afterlife. It is a story about escape and hope.

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