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Three years ago, at the young age of 21, Franklin Edwards wrote his first book titled "Just Be Yourself," marking the beginning of his journey as an author. Since then, he has gone on to write and publish fifteen Christian-based children's books that focus on teaching positive social behavior. Some of his notable book titles include Just Be Yourself, How to Apologize, Have Faith, Poems of Life, Taking Accountability, and Franklin el Consejero.

Driven by his passion for literature, Franklin established his own publishing company, where he now independently publishes books for other authors. Recognizing the importance of engaging with young minds, Franklin conducts school visits where he shares his expertise in public speaking and entrepreneurship. He also addresses the issue of bullying, providing valuable insights on how to deal with such challenges. Furthermore, Franklin educates children on important life topics through workshops, guiding them to write and publish their own books.

Currently, at the age of 24, Franklin has set ambitious goals for himself. He plans to release five more books that focus on social-emotional learning by the end of this year and is transitioning from his brick-and-mortar bookstore to the Frank-mobile, a mobile bookstore that will travel all over DFW delighting children with Franklin the Helper books and treats! The Frank-mobile will roll out late summer 2024.

His ultimate mission is to spread positive, faith-based messages through literature, touching the hearts of readers and inspiring them to embrace kindness, empathy, self-confidence and resilience.

Values

Honesty, accountability, and integrity. These values are rooted in human-kindness. We are focused on exercising compassion in all that we do honoring all human beings.

Mission

Empower children to foster positive social behavior & embrace self-confidence through the lens of Christian values.

Learn more about Franklin and his books here