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Gaellie Ulysse's 'Rollercoaster': An Inspiring Journey of Resilience at the LA Times Festival of Books
Young author Gaellie Ulysse shared her debut novel 'Rollercoaster' at the 2026 LA Times Festival of Books, inspiring readers with a story about overcoming bullying, grief, and family changes through friendship and resilience.
Gaellie Ulysse is a young VIP author published by MainSpring Books, who presented her novel 'Rollercoaster' at the 2026 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.
'Rollercoaster' follows Natasha Shadow, a young girl facing bullying, heartbreak, the loss of her mother, and family changes. She learns to adapt, finds support in friendships and a black Labrador named Crystal, and discovers new possibilities.
She presented at the 2026 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, held on April 18–19 at the University of Southern California campus.
The book began as a school assignment and evolved into a published work, motivated by Gaellie's desire to help readers facing similar struggles.
The novel addresses difficult topics like bullying, grief, and family transitions, offering reassurance that challenges can be faced with support and can lead to growth.
Attendees responded warmly, with the book's themes sparking conversations about empathy, resilience, and supporting young people.
The book is available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Rollercoaster-Gaellie-Ulysse/dp/B0FRWJPYCV.
Yes, an author interview is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsBKaCPyp44.
The book was published by MainSpring Books, a company dedicated to helping authors share their stories through publishing, promotion, and literary events.