Local Father and Son Co-Author First Book In New Series For Children

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(Columbia, SC) – There is an old adage that says, “If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.” Torre A. Stocker, a serial entrepreneur from Columbia, South Carolina is instilling education into his son, Torian A. Stocker that will create multiple streams of income for a lifetime. Torre, a three-time author, is releasing a series of children’s books with his son, Torian that will address a wide variety of topics from life skills to education and entrepreneurship.

One of the greatest gifts that a father can leave a son is the exchange of generational wealth. To celebrate Torian’s 7th birthday, Torre sought to create a source of legacy that can be shared forever. It’s Time To GO! is the first book in a series for children. The story educates children about traffic signals and the basic meanings for each light. The underlying theme of the book is to encourage children that they can make an indelible impression in the world as the future generation of leaders by making the decision to simply GO! with maximized momentum.

It’s Time To GO! will be available through all participating online book distributors and at www.redpeneditsllc.com.

Michael Bailey is the Division Managing Editor of INFO24 Media Group’s Eye Series Digital Publishing Division, bringing decades of experience in photojournalism, political writing, and community-centered storytelling. Known for translating complex political issues into clear, accessible narratives, Michael has built a distinctive career at the intersection of media, business, and politics. His work as both a new media correspondent and photojournalist captures the cultural, social, and political realities of minority communities across South Carolina and beyond. A respected voice and sought-after commentator, he continues to provide sharp insight and meaningful context on the challenges and triumphs shaping communities of color.

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