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Andre’s Great Day is a fun filled book about the life in the day of a young teenage boy. Andre is given a hundred dollars by his father, and he plans a day filled with activities. He calls his friend Damon, and they are off to having a wonderful day at the mall. Andre is later hit with a tragic situation at his baseball practice. Nevertheless, Andre is surrounded by words of encouragement, and finally………..the end. Andre’s Great Day will entertain and inspire children of all ages, while imparting lessons on family, friendship, and faith. Ms. Trina Triche is the eldest daughter of Mr. Eldridge and Mrs. Sherron Pierre Triche of Ama, Louisiana. She is a graduate of the University of New Orleans with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications. Ms. Triche has worked as an educator, a print journalist and freelance writer. Ms. Triche enjoys spending time with family and friends; nevertheless, she is focused on utilizing her writing gifts to become a successful author, poet, and songwriter. Ms. Triche is a social activist. She is consistently working toward promoting educational excellence in individuals. In politics, she supports good, ethical, government policies, which will ensure health, safety, and justice for all individuals through the implementation of fiscally responsible and non-prejudicial policies and procedures. Finally, Ms. Triche is a woman of faith, who believes in using her gifts and talents to glorify God and bless others. An active member in her church, Ms. Triche also partners with other churches and organizations whose purpose is minister to the needs of the less fortunate. Learn to do good; Seek justice, Rebuke the oppressor, Defend the fatherless, Plead for the widows. Isaiah 1:17
