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Young Adolf as you have never seen him before... Experience Adolf Hitler's childhood in striking detail. Witness his ordeals, from the rigors of his schooling to beatings by his father. Factual accounts are interspersed with fictional inventions, such as his relationship with a hypothetical girl named Helga. Can young Adolf conquer the personal barriers his difficult childhood presented and become close with her emotionally? How will that change him? Learn more about Adolf the boy. Experience the molding of his dreams, his prejudices, and his desires in visceral detail. Come to understand the inner-workings of History's most infamous megalomaniac through the perspective of a child's eyes. Follow Adolf from birth to his late teenage years. Know the boy before he was the world's most feared man. Witness his courtship with good-natured Helga. Follow their relationship as it grows. Then decide for yourself if Helga's influence might have altered the course of History.

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Frank P. Daversa was raised in South Hempstead, NY. It was during college that he honed his writing skills. Shortly after receiving his B.S. degree with a 3.96 GPA, Frank moved to Houston, TX. He worked 14 years in the corporate world before becoming a writer in 2007. Frank had his first web article published in 2008. Later that year, he began collaborating on his new novel, Young Adolf: An Alternate History. He has always had a passion for psychology, which is at the heart of the story behind Young Adolf. In 2011, his creative vision became a reality with the publishing of his book. A lifetime resident of New England, Joseph V. Franciosa, Jr. has been writing professionally since obtaining his B.A. in English, with a focus in creative writing, from Suffolk University in 2008. Joseph has published over fifty web articles for sites such as ehow.com and LiveStrong.com. His primary focus, however, has been the collaborative effort that produced Young Adolf. Writing has always been chief among Joseph's many passions. At Suffolk University, Joseph was the co-founder and President of Suffolk's student writing club, Sub-Text. He also served on the University's Literary Art's yearly publication Venture as an Associate Editor and a Contributing Editor. When not working on novel-length fiction, Joseph often uses his many outdoor excursions as inspiration for his poetic works. When not writing, or reading, Joseph can usually be found canoeing, or hiking throughout various parts of New England. Joseph has tried to live by the words of Benjamin Franklin: Either write something worth reading, or do something worth writing about. Like Franklin, Joseph tries to do both.

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