Meet Eddy Yang—a young author whose writing explores character, growth, discipline, family, faith, and the lessons hidden inside everyday life.
Eddy Yang is a student, writer, ice hockey goalie, and young author whose work focuses on self-reflection, personal growth, family values, faith, discipline, and character development.
His passion for writing began long before he imagined becoming an author. Throughout childhood, Eddy kept journals, diary entries, drawings, comics, and reflections that documented his experiences, thoughts, challenges, and questions about life.
Over time, these personal writings evolved into something larger—a record of growth from childhood into adolescence.
Eddy never started writing with the intention of publishing a book.
He wrote to understand himself.
Sometimes he wrote after difficult experiences. Other times he wrote after learning valuable lessons from parents, teachers, coaches, teammates, or faith. Writing became a way to process emotions, reflect on mistakes, and preserve important moments.
As he revisited years of journals and drawings, he recognized a story unfolding: the story of becoming.
As an ice hockey goalie, Eddy has learned lessons that extend far beyond the rink.
Goaltending taught him courage, resilience, humility, patience, and discipline. It taught him how to handle pressure, recover from failure, and continue improving after setbacks.
These experiences became a powerful influence on his understanding of personal growth and are woven throughout his writing.
Eddy wrote A Boy Becoming because he believes growth happens through ordinary moments.
Character is not built overnight.
It develops through repeated choices, honest reflection, mistakes, perseverance, gratitude, forgiveness, and love.
His hope is that readers—especially young people—will recognize that they are not alone in their struggles and that becoming a better person is a lifelong journey worth embracing.
Through his writing, Eddy hopes to inspire readers to:
