Author Lance Nevis believes records are meant to be broken—not out of ego, but out of faith. With six children’s books already casting ripples across hearts, his newest release, Fish Story, just might swim into history beside the timeless Green Eggs and Ham.

Nevis doesn’t see Dr. Seuss as competition—he sees him as inspiration. “Dr. Seuss inspired joy through rhyme and imagination,” Nevis says. “I just believe that, with God, imagination has no ceiling.” Fish Story hooks into a universal truth: fishermen love a good tale. Imagine if every angler in the world reeled in a copy—and then another for their kids and grandkids—the ripple could grow into a global wave of joy, unity, and hope.

What makes Nevis’s vision unique isn’t just his storytelling, but his purpose. If every one of his six books found a home, he’d use the blessings not for fame or fortune, but for the greater good—to uplift others, inspire kindness, and pour the profits into helping families, children, and communities in need.

“Dr. Seuss inspired joy through rhyme and imagination,” he adds, “and I hope to inspire joy through faith and purpose—through stories that reach beyond entertainment into transformation. The goal isn’t to take the crown; it’s to expand the kingdom of imagination and compassion. I’m not here to stand above another artist; I’m here to stand beside them—to carry the torch farther through love, faith, and generosity.”

“With God, nothing is impossible,” Nevis says. “Faith turns small ripples into oceans. Gratitude keeps the current flowing.”

From the laughter of a child to the quiet peace of a fisherman at dawn, Fish Story reminds us that we are all connected—by water, by words, and by wonder. And maybe, just maybe, that’s how a simple story could one day outshine even the brightest classic—not by outdoing it, but by out loving it.