My spotlight 2021

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Hello my friends in about two weeks I will be putting up my first Author Spotlight for 2021 before I do that let me introduce myself to everyone and post a few of my books and ideas to share with you all.

 David D Bernstein is a, psychic reader and energy healer who has worked with children for many years in different settings. He's the author of a book of poetry and two picture books: "The Enchanted Rope" and "Peanut" both cover real life situations. He also wrote a middle grade novel called "The Portal" the first book in the Cort Chronicles Trilogy. This book received a CIPA Merit award in Juvenile Fiction in 2018. A hardcover version is on its way. The next two books "Spirral" and "Rebirth" will be coming out in Spring or Summer 2021. He also had several poems published in magazines and anthologies and is the recipient of five Editor Awards. He is a proud uncle of two young boys.

I came here from Russia in 1981 because our family were Refugees and Reagan exchanged us for pipes in a deal with The Soviet Union. I came here as an 8 year old young boy trying to live the American dream. I left a Sociologist  country to seek freedoms I never had. America has been great for me but as I watched the civil war taken place in America I have never witnessed so much hate from both sides. Massive riots, businesses burning, people being shot and the hate coming out of people's mouths and from social Media.  

As I watched the Capital building being breeched yesterday it reminded me of things that went on right before the Russian Revolution.  Americans are not like those people we are individuals who want to live our lives, take care of our families and get good jobs. What upset me most is all the chaos that has been going on with far left and far right groups like Antifa, BLM and the proud boys. Those groups and many others should be punished and put away in prison. Americans rather they are Demarcates, or Republicans should not support them in any way. Our Government has to look at this situation happening now and fix it.  

On election day the American people have spoken and they have told our leaders we do not want socialism, we want the government to stop fighting and to work together as Americans not Democrats or Republicans. Now all of you should listen to our voices and get things done. 

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