Bøger udgivet af Debra Willett

In the heart of the smallest lies the courage of giants; for bravery is not the absence of fear, but the will to dance with it.Just a Mouse, But Very Brave is more than just a story; it pays homage to the courage within us, no matter how small we may seem. Perfect for enjoying before bedtime or gifting to loved ones, this captivating story will inspire individuals of all ages to embrace their bravery, little by little.As Miko deals with various situations, Miko gains a deeper understanding of the importance of kindness, the impact of lending a hand to others, and the essence of true courage. It's not about lacking fear, but about confronting fears directly. As the sun sets and the journey becomes uncertain, Miko realizes that even the tiniest explorers can possess immense compassion.

Take a journey in a captivating adventure beneath the stars with "How the Caterpillar Kissed the Moon." This endearing story, laced with themes of wonder and imagination, entices us to discover a world in which the night is a canvas of dreams rather than just a time for relaxation.Our hero, Charlie, a small but spirited caterpillar, is in the middle of a colorful garden when he wide-eyedly admires the moon's bright allure. Charlie, in contrast to his garden buddies, has a dream that is bigger than him: he wants to kiss the moon. This is more than just a tale; it's an odyssey of hope set against the enchanted backdrop of a night full of amiable creatures and the gentle murmur of the natural world.Turning the pages feels more like joining Charlie on his journey than following it. We can feel his joy and determination as our fingers follow his path through the silvery moon and lush greenery of the garden. More than just a tale, "How the Caterpillar Kissed the Moon" inspires us to reach for our moon, no matter how far away it may seem.This book, ideal for beginning readers, is a wonderful combination of education and magic. This story serves as a reminder of the beauty of change, the force of perseverance, and the magic that results from daring to dream large. It's not just about Charlie's journey to the moon; it's also about his internal and external transformations.