Growing up in the Midwest taught J.S. Wik a lot about life, love, and people. It is with this knowledge base that she embarked on writing a book. The extra English classes she took her senior year of high school may have also had something to do with it. Or possibly, it was because from the moment she knew how to write a sentence she began to pen stories.You see, words are just her thing. You can ask anyone in her life really.

If someone is struggling on how to word something, J.S. Wik is who they turn to.She is a mother?of various species; human, canine, feline, and fish. She is an artist using different mediums, but acrylic paint, it seems, is her favorite. She's kind of stubborn and hard headed - which has been both a blessing and a curse, as is the case for many indeed.Granted life has had it's ups and downs, just like it has for everyone. Accomplishments are great, J.

S. Wik has of course had a few, but when a person can pull themselves out of the wreckage that became their life. Barely able to recognize who they truly are, dust themselves off, and re-build a new life that is even better than they imagined - that is true success. That is a level of resiliency and determination to be proud of. That is the best accomplishment of them all.