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Congratulations on Winning the International Impact Book Award!
Dear Cheryl,
I am delighted to extend my heartfelt congratulations to you for being selected as a winner at the International Impact Book Awards! Your exceptional talent, dedication, and creativity have set you apart in a competitive field, and it is an honor to recognize your remarkable achievement.
This award is a testament to the impact your work has made in the literary world. Your story, your voice, and your commitment to excellence have resonated with readers and judges alike, and we are proud to celebrate your success. Winning this award is not just a moment of recognition but a significant milestone in your journey as an author—a reflection of the countless hours, passion, and perseverance you’ve invested in your craft.
To honor your achievement, we are hosting the International Impact Book Awards Gala on
July 26, 2025. This prestigious event is designed to celebrate you in person as part of a vibrant community of distinguished authors, publishers, media professionals, and industry leaders.
Your success is truly remarkable, and we are honored to have your work as part of our award-winning collection. Whether in person or from afar, we look forward to celebrating your achievement and supporting you as you continue to make an impact in the literary world.
Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. We are excited to celebrate with you and to help you seize the opportunities that come with this prestigious award.
Warm regards,
Nim Stant
CEO and Founder
International Impact Book Awards
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JACKSON COUNTY, MI – Putting hard work and passion into everyday life is nothing new to Cheryl Ross. Ross, 68, grew up on her family’s Hillsdale County dairy farm, where she would wake up early every day to milk the cows with her older sister. Being the two youngest of the family’s seven kids, they ended up with most of the responsibility of chores at the farm when their older siblings left home, she said. While most kids would hate the amount of work they did, she said she enjoyed being busy and would put in 100% effort. “(The work) never bothered me,” Ross said. “I was kind of a bossy kid.” This love for hard-work and dedication drove Ross to keep succeeding, eventually opening her own cleaning business and becoming a published author. Her positivity, faith and family keep her motivated to succeed, Ross said.
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