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Christmas Bookstore Feature: LI'L BITS: THE LITTLEST GIANT By: D.J. Wray

Updated: Nov 26

In a tale of love, growth, and miracles, debut author, D.J. Wray presents Li’l Bits: The Littlest Giant featuring a little girl born with dwarfism and abandoned—yet proves resilience beyond measure. Join us at Patella Publishing Services’ Pop-up Bookstore—part of the Christmas Gift and Craft Show in Spanish Fork, Utah November 29 - 30 from 9am - 7pm. Meet D.J. and get a signed copy of her novel!

Li'l Bits: The Littlest Giant Synopsis:

By all rights, the world really was against Li'l Bits. Born with dwarfism, from her first breath, circumstances seemed to be contriving against her.

In an act of desperation, she is left on a doorstep and fate steps in, to not only her life, but the war-shattered lives of those who end up becoming her family.

For the sake of Li'l Bits, Remy, George, Trinny and Orvalee do their best to set aside personal wounds and trauma. But how does one not bleed to death while trying to open a heart to the kind of love that stretches, expands, and makes things grow?

When one giant heart resides within one diminutive body, miracles happen, proving that when love is what we choose, love is what we receive.

Praise for Li'l Bits: The Littlest Giant:

“A delightful and engaging story! As a mother of children with dwarfism, I appreciate that this book reflects not only some of the challenges but also much of the courage, capability, and strength of short-statured individuals." —Heather Bond

About the Author:

Born and raised in Utah, D.J. Wray aspired to be a history teacher, but early in her educational process life threw a wrench in the works, and school was no longer an option. Never leaving her passion for writing behind, she continued to pursue learning how to craft a story that would make you laugh, cry, or simply stop and think.

Li'l Bits is her debut novel, and after completing it, D.J. is even more in love with the process of creating stories. She has won numerous short story contests offered by the writing groups she belongs to, and for the past four years has served as the Vice President of the Nebo Novelists chapter of the Utah League of Writers.