Wisconsin-Based Author Releases Collection of Humor Essays in Burnt Gloveboxes-Embracing Life When It Goes Up In Flames
BALITIMORE, MD (April 13, 2023)—Gina Ramsey's debut humor book, Burnt Gloveboxes- Embracing Life When It Goes Up In Flames, is set to release on May 9, 2023. The book, a collection of essays that blend Murphy's Law and Chicken Soup for the Soul, promises to be a hilarious and heartwarming read.
In Burnt Gloveboxes, Ramsey shares her unique perspective on life's many mishaps and misadventures. Whether it's a burnt backyard, a gang of rouge turkeys roaming the neighborhood, or a dog regurgitating dried up seafood, Ramsey has a knack for finding the humor in even the most frustrating situations.
The book is filled with relatable anecdotes and witty observations, making it a perfect read for anyone who has ever experienced a bad day. From the trials of parenting to the joys of a well-deserved vacation, Ramsey's essays cover a wide range of topics with equal parts humor and heart.
According to the U.S. Preventative Medicine (2017), an average adult only laughs approximately 17 times per day, while a child laughs about 300 times per day.
Studies demonstrate there are short-term and long-term health benefits from laughter including reduction in cortisol (stress hormone) and increase in endorphins (feel good hormones), resulting in an overall improvement in physical and emotional well-being
(Rindfleisch, 2018).
"Writing this book was a labor of love," Ramsey says. " I wanted to create something that would make people laugh, but also remind them that we're all in this together. Life can be tough, but it's also full of unexpected joys and surprises. I hope Burnt Gloveboxes helps readers see the humor and beauty in their own lives, while promoting stress reduction and wellness through the gift of laughter."
Burnt Gloveboxes is published by Highlander Press and will be available in bookstores and online retailers nationwide on May 9, 2023. For more information, please visit https://www.ginaramseyauthor.com/.
