Re: Mold terror now available as a children's book...

[Guest guest]

Okay, the first thing I thought when reading this release was, “Babies dying

in a book aimed at KIDS? What kind of blithering, soulless moron would

market such a thing?” Then I thought, “Oh, the same type of blithering,

soulless moron that would publish a fictional book that serves to do little

but increase the hysteria surrounding Stachy, hooking them while they’re

young.” I mean, come on, people! What’s this Dr. ........ have his

doctorate in? And what’s his/her address? I think there’s gonna be 20

pizzas delivered there within the hour, and lots and lots of toilet paper

hanging from their trees…

In case you can’t tell, I’m thoroughly disgusted. Can we cuss on this list?

This is the right time for it! Sheesh just isn’t strong enough!

A. Walsh MS, CIE

Mold terror now available as a children's book...

After the TV show discussion I can't wait to hear the comments on this...

Beware of the Hidden Mold in Your Walls!

Menace in the Walls by Dr. N. L. Eskeland weaves the high tension energy of

mystery and intrigue into the marvelous world of molds and molecules. Based

on true events, this engaging tale creates awareness of the dangers of mold

and a thirst for further scientific knowledge in children between the ages

of 10-13.

Beware of the Hidden Mold in Your Walls!

Del Mar, CA - Menace in the Walls by Dr. N. L. Eskeland weaves the high

tension energy of mystery and intrigue into the marvelous world of molds and

molecules. Based on true events, this engaging tale creates awareness of the

dangers of mold and a thirst for further scientific knowledge in children

between the ages of 10-13.

The story begins with a 13- year- old , working in a research

laboratory in Cleveland General Hospital during the summer break, stumbles

on a menace that has claimed the life of his beloved horse, Mandy. He is

determined to solve the mystery. During the course of the book,

uncovers his sister Kelley's inadvertent link to a sinister plot involving

the mysterious deaths of infants. Readers are faced with the question of

whether can solve the case without putting his life and Kelley's in

danger.

" Memo to guys: Smart is cool. Also, be nice to your sister. Those are two

important lessons, refreshingly not delivered with a cafeteria lady's heavy

hand, in N.L. Eskeland's " Brockovich meets Crichton " thriller

for the preteen set, Menace in the Walls, a fictional account of a true and

controversial medical horror story from the 1990s. The meddling kids in

question are the Harry Potter-looking bespectacled Keegan and his

firecracker younger sister Kelley. To , is particularly

meddlesome. However, investigating children's deaths from lung hemorrhage

linked to the mysterious mold Stachybotrys has a way of bringing siblings

together, especially when and Kelley find their lives in danger. "

- MyShelf.com

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/14/2004 3:37:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

pdavis@... writes:

> investigating children's deaths from lung hemorrhage linked to the mysterious

mold Stachybotrys has a way of bringing siblings together, especially when

and Kelley find their

> lives in danger

Pamela, this can't be for real..but the website is there for all to see...who

let's this stuff out? who promotes it to get written in the first place?

I guess I go out and buy a copy for my kids...they need to know the truth about

mold, eh? And the press releas says this is based on a 'true' story...from my

home town nonetheless!

And they learn how to be environmental health detectives uncovering a " sinister

plot involving the mysterious deaths of infants " ! How exciting!

Maybe they'll get lucky and for their next book land the Maui Hilton remediation

project and become overnight millionaires!

Evidently, my approach is a little different than and Kelley. Oh, is this

the same that taught my kid potty training with a ceramic pitcher?

[Guest guest]

I am a "dodo" for not spelling "doo-doo" correctly. It is a word that I do not type frequently.

Mold terror now available as a children's book...

After the TV show discussion I can't wait to hear the comments on this...

Beware of the Hidden Mold in Your Walls!

Menace in the Walls by Dr. N. L. Eskeland weaves the high tension energy of mystery and intrigue into the marvelous world of molds and molecules. Based on true events, this engaging tale creates awareness of the dangers of mold and a thirst for further scientific knowledge in children between the ages of 10-13.

Del Mar, CA (PRWEB) May 12 2004--For Immediate Release Contact: Celeste (888)359-6075

Beware of the Hidden Mold in Your Walls!

Del Mar, CA - Menace in the Walls by Dr. N. L. Eskeland weaves the high tension energy of mystery and intrigue into the marvelous world of molds and molecules. Based on true events, this engaging tale creates awareness of the dangers of mold and a thirst for further scientific knowledge in children between the ages of 10-13.The story begins with a 13- year- old , working in a research laboratory in Cleveland General Hospital during the summer break, stumbles on a menace that has claimed the life of his beloved horse, Mandy. He is determined to solve the mystery. During the course of the book, uncovers his sister Kelley's inadvertent link to a sinister plot involving the mysterious deaths of infants. Readers are faced with the question of whether can solve the case without putting his life and Kelley's in danger. "Memo to guys: Smart is cool. Also, be nice to your sister. Those are two important lessons, refreshingly not delivered with a cafeteria lady's heavy hand, in N.L. Eskeland's " Brockovich meets Crichton" thriller for the preteen set, Menace in the Walls, a fictional account of a true and controversial medical horror story from the 1990s. The meddling kids in question are the Harry Potter-looking bespectacled Keegan and his firecracker younger sister Kelley. To , is particularly meddlesome. However, investigating children's deaths from lung hemorrhage linked to the mysterious mold Stachybotrys has a way of bringing siblings together, especially when and Kelley find their lives in danger." - MyShelf.com Menace in the Walls is available now through Amazon.com, AndNoble.com and Science2Discover Inc. Additional information, including author interview requests, and a complete Media Kit can be found at: http://www.science2discover.com/minw/media.htm

Contact InformationCeleste Science2Discover, Inc.P.O. Box 2435Del Mar, CA 92014voice fax email ncbailey@...http://www.science2discover.comFAIR USE NOTICE:This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner.

[Guest guest]

How does this compare with (1) Hansel and Gretel's danger of being eaten by the old woman who lives in the gingerbread house, or (2) Red Riding Hood's fearing for her life at the threat of the Big Bad Wolf, or (3) in the Three Little Pigs, the wolf who blew down the straw house of one pig and ate him, and the wooden house of another pig and ate him?

Norm Gauss

Environmental Health Association

Mold terror now available as a children's book...After the TV show discussion I can't wait to hear the comments on this...Beware of the Hidden Mold in Your Walls!Menace in the Walls by Dr. N. L. Eskeland weaves the high tension energy ofmystery and intrigue into the marvelous world of molds and molecules. Basedon true events, this engaging tale creates awareness of the dangers of moldand a thirst for further scientific knowledge in children between the agesof 10-13.Beware of the Hidden Mold in Your Walls!Del Mar, CA - Menace in the Walls by Dr. N. L. Eskeland weaves the hightension energy of mystery and intrigue into the marvelous world of molds andmolecules. Based on true events, this engaging tale creates awareness of thedangers of mold and a thirst for further scientific knowledge in childrenbetween the ages of 10-13.The story begins with a 13- year- old , working in a researchlaboratory in Cleveland General Hospital during the summer break, stumbleson a menace that has claimed the life of his beloved horse, Mandy. He isdetermined to solve the mystery. During the course of the book, uncovers his sister Kelley's inadvertent link to a sinister plot involvingthe mysterious deaths of infants. Readers are faced with the question ofwhether can solve the case without putting his life and Kelley's indanger."Memo to guys: Smart is cool. Also, be nice to your sister. Those are twoimportant lessons, refreshingly not delivered with a cafeteria lady's heavyhand, in N.L. Eskeland's " Brockovich meets Crichton" thrillerfor the preteen set, Menace in the Walls, a fictional account of a true andcontroversial medical horror story from the 1990s. The meddling kids inquestion are the Harry Potter-looking bespectacled Keegan and hisfirecracker younger sister Kelley. To , is particularlymeddlesome. However, investigating children's deaths from lung hemorrhagelinked to the mysterious mold Stachybotrys has a way of bringing siblingstogether, especially when and Kelley find their lives in danger." - MyShelf.comFAIR USE NOTICE:This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner.