Kiwi the Flightless Bird & The Teaching of Acceptance
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Meet Kiwi, a cheerful bird from New Zealand who discovers he's different from the other birds at school. Kiwi can't fly, and feelings of sadness, loneliness, and anger leave him in a state of desperation. Thankfully, Kiwi's world changes when a wise new teacher, Mrs. Weewa the wise old owl, joins the school. Through her guidance, Kiwi learns invaluable lessons about acceptance and gratitude, transforming his outlook and filling his heart with hope. **Why You and Your Child Will Love This Book: ** - **Emotional Growth: ** Helps children understand and manage feelings of sadness, loneliness, and...
Meet Kiwi, a cheerful bird from New Zealand who discovers he's different from the other birds at school. Kiwi can't fly, and feelings of sadness, loneliness, and anger leave him in a state of desperation. Thankfully, Kiwi's world changes when a wise new teacher, Mrs. Weewa the wise old owl, joins the school. Through her guidance, Kiwi learns invaluable lessons about acceptance and gratitude, transforming his outlook and filling his heart with hope. **Why You and Your Child Will Love This Book: ** - **Emotional Growth: ** Helps children understand and manage feelings of sadness, loneliness, and anger. - **Educational Value: ** Introduces essential teachings inspired by Eckhart Tolle's Three Aspects of True Freedom and Enlightened Living. - **Beautiful Illustrations: ** Vivid artwork by Majox captivates and engages young readers. This heartwarming tale is the first in a three-book series centered on leading children to emotional freedom and enlightened living. Look forward to these upcoming titles: **Hergal the Homeless Hermit & The Teaching of Non-Attachment** **Bella the Stinging Bee & The Teaching of Non-reaction** The timeless wisdom and simplicity of this series are suitable for readers of all ages. Let Kiwi's journey inspire your children, and perhaps yourself, to embrace acceptance and gratitude. **Join Kiwi on a transformative adventure and discover how one small bird can teach us all about soaring high, no matter our differences.**
