Bøger af Stephanie Foreman

Indiscernible Leaves is a collection of non-fiction essays written by students in Indiana University South Bend's English Master's Program. These essays are those deemed best by the author and worked on throughout the semester by each student. They are a cumulation of feed-back and revision with topics ranging from family and love to decision making and growing up. As one of the authors, Nathan Siery states about the title "Indiscernible Leaves," "Leaves here represent memories, past events strewn about the ground of memory. All our essays are about describing these indiscernible pasts, these things that we can never explain perfectly because they will never be like they were when they grew off of us, because now they're brown and dead and never will ever look like they did. It's refined shots in the dark, like trying to describe a single leaf in a pile of them."

The Morning Hendriks Lost His Happy is about a self-expressed hippo who tries to figure out where his happy feelings went. When he goes in search of his Happy with the help of his Savannah friends, he discovers that he didn't lose his Happy after all. Hendriks learns that he is the creator of his own feelings, as he rediscovers what makes him feel happy. In this second story of the series, Hendriks the hippo searches while Malachite, the African bird, will surprise you with where he turns up!

The Mudhole is about a self expressed hippo who loves the mud, the sun, and himself! Despite the opinions of the other animals from the Savannah, Hendriks inspires them to take a risk and try something new, only to discover new friendships and new ways to have fun in the sun!"Be who you are in the world. It's who you are meant to be!" - Stephanie Foreman (Rabbers)