Author Robert Miceli went undiagnosed for 35 years. The devastation that lies in the wake throughout his life is mind boggling. He was asked to leave public schools and was labeled retarded. His quest is to write a series of children’s  books whereby each teach one basic of life while replacing funds that the government can no longer afford. The first book shows how loving parents get so involved with life that they forget why they are living. The second book is designed to teach what the world would be like if everyone did only what the wanted. The third book merely explains that different is just another way. Mr. Miceli is planning a series of 10 books with an 11^th interspersed at the appropriate time to show where children who slip through the educational cracks are headed. In the fifties they would be labeled retarded or even put into a home. Bob was forced from childhood to conman, to convict to crusader. His quest is to stop this practice of throwing out the baby with the bath water. Prisons, graveyards, mental institutions and basements are full of children who are. In “The Adventures of Twilight,” a little elf and her best reindeer friend find themselves in a holiday adventure they will never forget! Neither will you and yours. Each book will not only make your life just a little easier, it will supply funds for research, funding proper education and especially help fund family financing for marital counseling to slow down the 90% divorce rate that currently exist.  

Deep in the middle of a white, wintry wonderland live Twilight the Elf and Dusty the Reindeer. All the other elves and reindeer (and even Santa himself!) enjoy playing with the two and giving them lots and lots of attention. But a few weeks before Christmas, everyone gets so busy helping Santa that they have no time left for Twilight and Dusty. Feeling left out and unwanted, the duo decide to pack up their sleigh and run away from home! 

But when two best friends get lost in the middle of Christmas, what’s an elf to do? Find out what happens to the littlest elf and the tiniest reindeer in the camp as they make their way over snowy hills and through frozen valleys, pulling their sleigh farther and farther away from home. A heartwarming adventure awaits you in this charming holiday story that will sure to be a family favorite all year long.

About the Author

Author Robert Miceli is happily living out his retirement Galena, Ohio writing books and donating 80 percent of all the net proceeds to The National Autism Association. To learn more about autism and what you can do to help, please Visit our Website