Straight Up

Short Bedtime Stories Easy Reading

by Rachel A. Frias


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 4/29/2011

Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 128
ISBN : 9781456723903
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 128
ISBN : 9781456723897
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 128
ISBN : 9781456723910

About the Book

Abstract Rachel A. Frias an adult fiction writer, offers an eclectic entertaining collection of 24 short stories in Short Bedtime Stories volume 1, titled “Straight Up.” Volume 2 of this Short Bedtime Stories collection is called “Spice Up” and offers and assorted amusing selection through 21 short stories. Controversial topics are presented inviting the reader’s possible curtailed stimulation to be uplifted, and provoke thoughts otherwise committed to the discretion of others. I have summarized the topics in each book below and addressed questions 1-5 from the press release questionnaire. Straight Up In “Straight Up” the variety of themes and issues, including character decisions are listed here: A mechanic’s cold world, the run down state of some school buildings, how financial investments rise, the fiction of replaying living organisms, uneasiness and terror due to skepticism, the value of frivolous antiques and candy, identity theft, fitting new furniture in old buildings, in addition some other themes in “Straight Up” by Rachel Frias are the dangers of trespassing, neighborhood quality, military giving away their lives, reaching for more than one can achieve, unexpected accidents and also family intrusion. “Straight Up uses themes that can be summarized into: Feelings, socioeconomic status, science fiction, value of antiques and candy, id theft, obesity, casual love at first sight, military betrayal, passionate accidents, family and queers. Providing proof: By including a bit of reality and dressing these naked themes with fictional garments, the author of “Straight Up”, Rachel A. Frias, brings fiction to life in narrative conversation. Each of the 24 stories in Straight Up is original and contains at least one element of surprise as one reads the daring writer’s composition –take for instance “Wisk Away” –where and overweight and lesbian Josephina pulls out a cell phone and surrenders John as a drunken driver because of her vengeful personality. Being original: To illustrate the originality of these 24 short stories in “Straight Up” by Rachel A. Frias check that such a modern topic as stem cells is approached by Helena –and she- as a character, takes advantage of this procedure to have a vertebral disk regenerated. Counter Objections: “Straight Up” is a work of fiction not meant for children because some topics are censored to minors. These short stories address situations that can occur in a community, and are a mild recall in awareness that what could happen, can be prevented and avoided: As what could happen in “The General’s Apple” which is another short story where generals betray each other.


About the Author

Rachel A. Frias (1967-Present) Rachel was born from an American mother and Spanish father, graduated from Oakwood School, NY and gained degrees in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Teaching. She enjoys writing short stories for fun, entertainment or, to be used as discussion topics.