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A Mysterious Girl Puts the Future of a Kingdom in the Balance
One icy-cold winter night, everything changes: a young girl shows
up at the king and new queen's castle doorstep wearing little more
than a purple jacket and carrying a black pouch. The king
recognizes the mystery girl's identity as the long-lost princess
without her uttering even a single word. However, the new queen
refuses to believe the king's claims. In turn, a devious plan is
hatched... and, the results are quite fitting
This new twist on Hans Christen Andersen's "The Princess and the
Pea" is surely to be loved by all fairy tale enthusiasts. "The
Princess and the Ruby: An Autism Fairy Tale" adds to much-needed
age-appropriate literature for girls with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Both fun and education are cleverly weaved in this magical tale,
teaching children to be comfortable in their own skin and to
respect the differences of others.
Acclaim for The Princess and the Ruby
"As someone who has a couple of friends with Autistic kids, I
understand the challenges these families have. This modern day
twist on The Princess and the Pea not only shows how others judge
something they do not understand, but how someone with Autism can
see, feel and do things one might not expect."
--V.S. Grenier, "Mom's Choice" Silver Honoree and award-winning
author
""The Princess and the Ruby" is a heartwarming narrative; a tale
that beautifully depicts several unique characterizations of Autism
Spectrum Disorder. Jewel Kats has refreshingly shed light upon a
daily struggle to redefine 'normalized behaviors', in an admirable
effort to gain societal acceptance and respect."
--Vanessa De Castro, Primary Residential Counselor with Autistic
Youth
Learn more at www.JewelKats.com
Book #2 in the Fairy Ability Tales from Loving Healing Press
JUV039150 Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Special Needs
EDU026020 Education: Special Education - Learning
Disabilities
EDU026050 Education: Special Education - Social Disabilities
Annabelle has a secret. When she was seven years old, she was
approached by aneighborhood boy and invited into a "secret club."
Unfortunately, this club was just aruse for thirteen-year-old Joel
to groom Annabelle for abuse. A few years later, whenAnnabelle
turns eleven, she finds some bad feelings have returned for her.
Experts Acclaim for "Annabelle's Secret"
"Amy Barth's Annabelle could be just the 'friend' a sexually abused
child needs, andit models just what parents should to do if their
child shares about sexual abuse. A greatlittle resource for
children, parents, schools, therapists, treatment agencies, and
preventionprograms."
--Karen R. Nash, LCSW
""Annabelle's Secret" is a well-written and beautifully illustrated
book for children thattells the difficult tale of Annabelle, what
happened to her, and what she did to stop thesexual abuse that she
was experiencing. The book is written in a straightforward
yetcompelling manner that exposes the excruciating situation that
far too many children experience.This book is a welcome and needed
addition to the tools that we have for childrenand families and
service providers for dealing openly about child sexual
abuse."
--Pamela Pine, PhD, MPH, Founder and CEO
Stop the Silence: Stop Child Sexual Abuse, Inc
""Annabelle's Secret" supports important issues regarding sexual
abuse that may arisein a young girl's life. Written like a
comforting letter from a survivor, the young reader willbecome
aware of the importance and safety to report any encounters. The
book is simplywritten and in understandable terms for any 6 to
9-year old. The information is concise, yet heartening and loving.
Annabelle's Secret should be read with a parent presentto encourage
dialog about this significant subject."
--Irene Watson, author of"The Sitting Swing: Finding Wisdom to
Know the Difference"
"Annabelle relates a story that reconfirms what I have observed
over many years.Abused children, male or female, universally
believe that it is their fault. Their self-imageis mangled; they
need to tell the truth; and they must get help from someone who
knowshow to treat such an injury to the soul."
--Fr. Heyward B. Ewart, III, PhD, "Author of Am I Bad? Recovering
From Abuse"
To learn more, please visit www.AmyJBarth.comFrom Loving Healing
press www.LovingHealing.com
JUV039210 Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Sexual Abuse
Reena wants to be a star...
...A Bollywood star. Unfortunately, her family won't stand for it.
It doesn't help that Reena is only eight-years-old. However, a
beacon of hope arrives in the form of Uncle Jessi. He's just
emigrated from India to America, and is a welcome addition to her
family household. Uncle Jessi and Reena share a special bond. Not
only are they old pen pals, but he recognizes her desperation to
become a Bollywood actress.
One day, Uncle Jessi plans a secret surprise. He invites her to
take part in a pretend acting game. Reena jumps at the chance. At
first, she enjoys swinging her hips to Bollywood beats. She smiles
brightly at his camera. However, halfway through her performance
matters take an unexpected turn. The end results surprise both
Reena and Uncle Jessi.
Important lessons come through an action-driven story and beautiful
illustrations:
Children will learn that sexual abuse is NEVER their fault.Parents
and children will be given a launching pad to discuss the warning
signs of "grooming."Children will come away knowing they have the
power to say: "NO."Children will discover that sexual abuse can
occur in any cultural group.Children can be assured that they will
be believed when reporting inappropriate behavior.Therapists and
parents can exhibit that sexual abuse isn't an off-limits
topic.Child abuse survivors will come away knowing they are not
alone.
Therapists' Acclaim for "Reena's Bollywood Dream"
""Reena's Bollywood Dream" is exceptionally well-written. It works
as an educational piece to foster awareness to children and their
families regarding the realities of sexual abuse within the South
Asian community. This informative book can help alter a child's
life for the better."
--Sadia Khaliq, B.A., B.S.W., M.S.W., Community Treatment
Coordinator, Centre for Addictionand Mental Health
"With a captivating story and beautiful illustration, and with a
message that is cross-cultural and educational, Reena's Bollywood
Dream can help children understand the sad reality that there are
those who can hurt them but there is also means of staying
safe--with others' help. I recommend this book highly to all
families; it can be instrumental to starting a conversation about a
difficult topic."
--Pamela Pine, PhD, MPH, Founder and CEO, Stop the Silence
For more info see www.JewelKats.com
Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Sexual Abuse
Family & Relationships: Abuse - Child Abuse
Social Science: Ethnic Studies - Asian American Studies
An enchanting story which shows girls that grace and courage come
from within
Michelle, age eight, has cerebral palsy and lives at an all-girls
orphanage. She is often openly mocked by the other girls because of
her need to use a walker for mobility. One day, she spends her
hard-earned change for a toy stuffed panda at the local Salvation
Army store. When opportunity strikes for the orphanage girls to
compete, in manners and deportment, for the privilege of tea with
the Queen of England, Michelle's enchanted panda comes to life and
her world will never be the same Readers of this story will
Gain an appreciation for people with disabilities Discover the
courage to go after their dreams Learn how to treat guests with
courtesy and warmth See how preparation and practice are the keys
to success Learn the power of affirmations Understand how
generosity can change the world.
Praise for "The Princess Panda Tea Party"
"All children deserve a story they can picture themselves in, and
the Princess Panda Tea Party is that story. This is not only a
fairy tale for those with Cerebral Palsy, but also a reminder that
everyone, regardless of ability, can harness their own amazing
powers."
--Lindsey Wiltse, Communications and Program Coordinator,
Children's Neurobiological Solutions
"In this moving and modern twist on an old fairytale, Jewel Kats
takes us on a journey of endurance, acceptance, and strength.
Putting her disability aside, Michelle finds a way to shine in an
inspiring way."
--Shaila Abdullah, author of "My Friend Suhana: A Story of
Friendship and Cerebral Palsy"
""The Princess Panda Tea Party" weaves together the emotional pain
of children faced with being different and the magical hopefulness
of finding a way to step outside one's physical limitations and
soar as a person. A good read for adults and children regardless of
their position in life."
Rick Ritter, MSW, author of "Coping with Physical Loss and
Disability"
Learn more at www.JewelKats.com
Book #4 in the Fairy Ability Tales Series at Loving Healing
Press
Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Special Needs
Join Cinderella in a World Where Anything is Possible
In a Kingdom far, far away lives Cinderella. As expected, she
slaves away for her cranky sisters and step-mother. She would
dearly love to attend the Royal costume ball and meet the Prince,
but her family is totally dead set against it. In fact, they have
gone so far as to trash her wheelchair An unexpected magical
endowment to her wheelchair begins a truly enchanted evening and a
dance with the Prince. Can true love be far behind?
This fairy tale demonstrates people with disabilities can overcome
abuse Children with disabilities finally have a Cinderella story
they can identify with In this version, Cinderella uses her own
abilities to build a new future for herself The connection
Cinderella and the Prince share illustrates love surges past mutual
attraction
Acclaim for Cinderella's Magical Wheelchair
"An inspiring and exciting read for children of all ages and
abilities. Finally here is a book which shows that
wheelchair-mobile children can achieve anything. A clever, modern
twist on this traditional and much loved story."
--Joanne Smith, TV Producer, "Terry Fox Hall of Fame inductee,
Gemini Award winner"
"This strength-based present day Cinderella story reminds readers
that everyone, including someone with a physical challenge, can
have the experiences and relationships they hope to have. This
Cinderella found that 'success was of her own making'. A must have
for every school library and therapy office."
--Theresa Fraser, M.A., Child Psychotherapist and Play Therapist,
author of: "Billy Had To Move"
"A wonderful, upbeat, modernized version of a familiar fairy tale.
Cinderella's physical disability is taken in stride, and life goes
on regardless. I loved it "
--Dr. Laurie Zelinger, Child Psychologist, author "Please Explain
Anxiety to Me"
"A magnificent modern-day Cinderella story teaching children of
all ages--about creating one's own success, happiness, and positive
self-image while embracing life's challenges."
--Sherry Jones Mayo, RN, EMTP, NCCN, author "Confessions of a
Trauma Junkie"
Learn more at www.JewelKats.com
From the Growing With Love Series at Loving Healing Press
www.LovingHealing.com
JUVENILE FICTION: SOCIAL ISSUES - SPECIAL NEEDS
What is wrong with Will?
Will is a typical six-year-old boy: he loves to tell "knock-knock
jokes," collect bugs, and play with other kids. On most school
days, Will goes to Nana Winnie's until his mom returns from work.
Will enjoys having his Nana as a babysitter. Recently, Nana's
cousin Perry has come to visit and suddenly Will no longer wants to
go there. He starts having nightmares, acting out in school and
wetting his bed. Will's parents are worried. What is wrong with
Will?
Experts Acclaim for "Will the Courageous"
"As a parent, what should you do if your daughter or son told you
that she or he had been sexually abused by someone? Thesubject of
this book is certainly not a pleasant thing to read or talk about,
but it is defi nitely one that needs to be discussed.Author Amy
Barth, who has an extensive background in social work, deals with
her material in a delicate and age-appropriateway. Amy Barth's
books would be an excellent resource to encourage any child who has
experienced sexual abuse. It couldalso be used in controlled
situations to introduce the topic in an effort to instruct children
how to avoid becoming a sexualabuse victim."
--Wayne S. Walker, "Home School Book Review"
"Will the Courageous supports important issues regarding sexual
abuse that may arise in a young person's life. Writtenlike a
comforting letter from a survivor, the young reader will become
aware of the importance and safety to reportany encounters. The
book is simply written and in understandable terms for any 6 to
9-year old. The information isconcise, yet heartening and loving.
Will the Courageous should be read with a parent present to
encourage dialog aboutthis significant subject."
--Irene Watson, author of "The Sitting Swing"
"Will the Courageous relates a story that reconfirms what I have
observed over many years. Abused children, male orfemale,
universally believe that it is their fault. Their self-image is
mangled; they need to tell the truth; and they mustget help from
someone who knows how to treat such an injury to the soul."
--Fr. Heyward B. Ewart, III, PhD Author of "Am I Bad? Recovering
From Abuse"
For more info see www.AmyJBarth.com
From the Growing with Love Series at Loving Healing Press
www.LovingHealing.com
JUV039210 Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Sexual Abuse
Who are the people with disabilities in your neighborhood? Maggie
and Momma love going for walks. During every outing, Maggie learns
about something new. Today's no different Momma has arranged for
Maggie to meet lots of people in her neighborhood. They all have
different jobs. They all come from different cultures. They all use
different things to help their bodies. Maggie doesn't just stop to
chit-chat. Rather, she gets to the bottom of things. By asking the
right question, she discovers how many people with disabilities use
aids to help them out. Let's find out how they work, too
Children will learn that disabilities occur in every culture
Parents and teachers can accurately explain how various disability
aids work Children will realize that working with a disability is a
possibility for some Therapists can use this book as a motivational
tool for patients with disabilities Kids can satisfy their
curiosity about disability aids in an unimposing manner
Therapists' Acclaim:
"This book is just right for a preschooler or young elementary
aged child who needs a simple introductory explanation about
disabilities and accommodations. It's characters experience varied
limitations and are represented by culturally diverse people in the
neighborhood. The book is short, matter of fact, colorful and to
the point."
--Laurie Zelinger, PhD, author of Please Explain Anxiety to Me
"Perception of a disability is life-shaping for those who are
'differently able'. it is imperative that they have assistive
devices to help them lead normal lives and be perceived as
'normal'. i.e. differently able. Your book shows people living
their normal lives with assistive devices which is the way it
should be Thanks for your great contribution to the positive
perception of people who are differently abled."
--N.Siddiq, B.Sc., M.D., CBC freelance broadcast journalist
"This book is a great resource for parents, teachers and other
childhood educators to help teach children about living with a
disability. It offers important lessons in tolerance, compassion
and dignity."
--Mary Lynne Stewart, Director of Fund Development and
Communications, March of Dimes Canada
For more info see www.JewelKats.com
From the Growing With Love Series at Loving Healing Press
www.LovingHealing.com
JUV039150 Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Special Needs
SOC029000 Social Science: Handicapped
EDU026040 Education: Special Education - Physical
Disabilities
For ages 3-9Little Bird awakens to a perfect day. It is going to be
his first real taste of the real world and he is so excited! What
he finds during his adventure, is something entirely different. His
excitement about his perfect day turns to sadness when he realizes
that he is different from all of the other birds he encounters and
is reminded of his differences by a group of more grown up birds
who tease him. A visit by Native American Sorceress Kanka, changes
Little Bird's outlook on himself as he gazes into the pools of her
eyes and he sees himself as the Great Spirit sees him, perfect in
every way! Just like Little Bird, YOU are perfect too!
Who are the people with disabilities in your neighborhood? Maggie
and Momma love going for walks. During every outing, Maggie learns
about something new. Today's no different Momma has arranged for
Maggie to meet lots of people in her neighborhood. They all have
different jobs. They all come from different cultures. They all use
different things to help their bodies. Maggie doesn't just stop to
chit-chat. Rather, she gets to the bottom of things. By asking the
right question, she discovers how many people with disabilities use
aids to help them out. Let's find out how they work, too
Children will learn that disabilities occur in every culture
Parents and teachers can accurately explain how various disability
aids work Children will realize that working with a disability is a
possibility for some Therapists can use this book as a motivational
tool for patients with disabilities Kids can satisfy their
curiosity about disability aids in an unimposing manner
Therapists' Acclaim:
"This book is just right for a preschooler or young elementary
aged child who needs a simple introductory explanation about
disabilities and accommodations. It's characters experience varied
limitations and are represented by culturally diverse people in the
neighborhood. The book is short, matter of fact, colorful and to
the point."
--Laurie Zelinger, PhD, author of Please Explain Anxiety to Me
"Perception of a disability is life-shaping for those who are
'differently able'. it is imperative that they have assistive
devices to help them lead normal lives and be perceived as
'normal'. i.e. differently able. Your book shows people living
their normal lives with assistive devices which is the way it
should be Thanks for your great contribution to the positive
perception of people who are differently abled."
--N.Siddiq, B.Sc., M.D., CBC freelance broadcast journalist
"This book is a great resource for parents, teachers and other
childhood educators to help teach children about living with a
disability. It offers important lessons in tolerance, compassion
and dignity."
--Mary Lynne Stewart, Director of Fund Development and
Communications, March of Dimes Canada
For more info see www.JewelKats.com
From the Growing With Love Series at Loving Healing Press
www.LovingHealing.com
Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Special Needs
Education: Special Education - Physical Disabilities
What is wrong with Will?
Will is a typical six-year-old boy: he loves to tell "knock-knock
jokes," collect bugs, and play with other kids. On most school
days, Will goes to Nana Winnie's until his mom returns from work.
Will enjoys having his Nana as a babysitter. Recently, Nana's
cousin Perry has come to visit and suddenly Will no longer wants to
go there. He starts having nightmares, acting out in school and
wetting his bed. Will's parents are worried. What is wrong with
Will?
Experts Acclaim for "Will the Courageous"
"As a parent, what should you do if your daughter or son told you
that she or he had been sexually abused by someone? Thesubject of
this book is certainly not a pleasant thing to read or talk about,
but it is defi nitely one that needs to be discussed.Author Amy
Barth, who has an extensive background in social work, deals with
her material in a delicate and age-appropriateway. Amy Barth's
books would be an excellent resource to encourage any child who has
experienced sexual abuse. It couldalso be used in controlled
situations to introduce the topic in an effort to instruct children
how to avoid becoming a sexualabuse victim."
--Wayne S. Walker, "Home School Book Review"
"Will the Courageous supports important issues regarding sexual
abuse that may arise in a young person's life. Writtenlike a
comforting letter from a survivor, the young reader will become
aware of the importance and safety to reportany encounters. The
book is simply written and in understandable terms for any 6 to
9-year old. The information isconcise, yet heartening and loving.
Will the Courageous should be read with a parent present to
encourage dialog aboutthis significant subject."
--Irene Watson, author of "The Sitting Swing"
"Will the Courageous relates a story that reconfirms what I have
observed over many years. Abused children, male orfemale,
universally believe that it is their fault. Their self-image is
mangled; they need to tell the truth; and they mustget help from
someone who knows how to treat such an injury to the soul."
--Fr. Heyward B. Ewart, III, PhD Author of "Am I Bad? Recovering
From Abuse"
For more info see www.AmyJBarth.com
From the Growing with Love Series at Loving Healing Press
www.LovingHealing.com
JUV039210 Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Sexual Abuse
An enchanting story which shows girls that grace and courage come
from within
Michelle, age eight, has cerebral palsy and lives at an all-girls
orphanage. She is often openly mocked by the other girls because of
her need to use a walker for mobility. One day, she spends her
hard-earned change for a toy stuffed panda at the local Salvation
Army store. When opportunity strikes for the orphanage girls to
compete, in manners and deportment, for the privilege of tea with
the Queen of England, Michelle's enchanted panda comes to life and
her world will never be the same Readers of this story will
Gain an appreciation for people with disabilities Discover the
courage to go after their dreams Learn how to treat guests with
courtesy and warmth See how preparation and practice are the keys
to success Learn the power of affirmations Understand how
generosity can change the world.
Praise for "The Princess Panda Tea Party"
"All children deserve a story they can picture themselves in, and
the Princess Panda Tea Party is that story. This is not only a
fairy tale for those with Cerebral Palsy, but also a reminder that
everyone, regardless of ability, can harness their own amazing
powers."
--Lindsey Wiltse, Communications and Program Coordinator,
Children's Neurobiological Solutions
"In this moving and modern twist on an old fairytale, Jewel Kats
takes us on a journey of endurance, acceptance, and strength.
Putting her disability aside, Michelle finds a way to shine in an
inspiring way."
--Shaila Abdullah, author of "My Friend Suhana: A Story of
Friendship and Cerebral Palsy"
""The Princess Panda Tea Party" weaves together the emotional pain
of children faced with being different and the magical hopefulness
of finding a way to step outside one's physical limitations and
soar as a person. A good read for adults and children regardless of
their position in life."
Rick Ritter, MSW, author of "Coping with Physical Loss and
Disability"
Learn more at www.JewelKats.com
Book #4 in the Fairy Ability Tales Series at Loving Healing
Press
Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Special Needs
For nine-year old twins Dhruv and Kiki, life is quite
straightforward. Kiki loves mystery books and Dhruv loves computer
games. But when their grandmother introduces them to The Weavers
Society and her time-traveling vehicle, the sari tent, life
suddenly is straight backward Join Dhruv and Kiki as they travel to
1930 India and learn more about the country's father and great
soul, Mahatma Gandhi, and his march to the sea.
Teddy Bear Princess is a magical story for all times
Unlike other fairy tales, the concepts of sharing and caring are
seamlessly woven together. Teddy Bear Princess is a sweet, plush
Royalty figure who deeply values her friendship with unicorn,
Zumba. Luxury may be at her fingertips, but it's Zumba whom she
holds nearest and dearest. Together, this duo flies sky-high in
their quests to give. Teddy Bear Princess is sure to delight
children and fantasy-enthusiasts time-and-time again.
Teddy Bear Princess illustrates that material goods can never
replace a meaningful friendship. Despite being Royalty, Teddy Bear
Princess works hard to find berries in castle fields. This instills
the value of depending on your sheer efforts to succeed. Teddy Bear
Princess and Zumba not only receive joy amidst their travels, but
partake in pleasure by sharing found goods with unicorns in need.
"Teddy Bear Princess highlights friendship and sharing while
taking the reader on a fun, uplifting adventure. Although the story
is a quick read, I found it created a sense of peace and enjoyment
for me. The perfect bedtime story to relax into dreamland with
"
--Robin Marvel, author of "Awakening Consciousness: A Girl's Guide
"
"The Teddy Bear Princess is a sweet bedtime story for any little
girl. This story has everything little girls love from frilly
dresses to a best friend who flies. The story leaves the subtle
message that the key to a beautiful life is giving of
yourself."
--Shellie-Braeuner, author "The Great Dog Wash"
"Another wonderful book by author Jewel Kats. The simple text is
perfect for beginning readers. The story itself is simple and a
wonderful read when putting your little princess down at nap or
bedtime. The illustrations only add to this delightful story
book"
--VS Grenier, Award-winning author of "Babysitting SugarPaw"
Learn more at www.JewelKats.com
From Marvelous Spirit Press www.MarvelousSpirit.com
JUV504000 Juvenile Fiction: Bedtime Stories
JUV039060 Juvenile Fiction: Social Issues - Friendship
JUV037000 Juvenile Fiction: Fantasy and Magic
Join Cinderella in a World Where Anything is Possible
In a Kingdom far, far away lives Cinderella. As expected, she
slaves away for her cranky sisters and step-mother. She would
dearly love to attend the Royal costume ball and meet the Prince,
but her family is totally dead set against it. In fact, they have
gone so far as to trash her wheelchair An unexpected magical
endowment to her wheelchair begins a truly enchanted evening and a
dance with the Prince. Can true love be far behind?
This fairy tale demonstrates people with disabilities can overcome
abuse Children with disabilities finally have a Cinderella story
they can identify with In this version, Cinderella uses her own
abilities to build a new future for herself The connection
Cinderella and the Prince share illustrates love surges past mutual
attraction
Acclaim for Cinderella's Magical Wheelchair
"An inspiring and exciting read for children of all ages and
abilities. Finally here is a book which shows that
wheelchair-mobile children can achieve anything. A clever, modern
twist on this traditional and much loved story."
--Joanne Smith, TV Producer, "Terry Fox Hall of Fame inductee,
Gemini Award winner"
"This strength-based present day Cinderella story reminds readers
that everyone, including someone with a physical challenge, can
have the experiences and relationships they hope to have. This
Cinderella found that 'success was of her own making'. A must have
for every school library and therapy office."
--Theresa Fraser, M.A., Child Psychotherapist and Play Therapist,
author of: "Billy Had To Move"
"A wonderful, upbeat, modernized version of a familiar fairy tale.
Cinderella's physical disability is taken in stride, and life goes
on regardless. I loved it "
--Dr. Laurie Zelinger, Child Psychologist, author "Please Explain
Anxiety to Me"
"A magnificent modern-day Cinderella story teaching children of
all ages--about creating one's own success, happiness, and positive
self-image while embracing life's challenges."
--Sherry Jones Mayo, RN, EMTP, NCCN, author "Confessions of a
Trauma Junkie"
Learn more at www.JewelKats.com
From the Growing With Love Series at Loving Healing Press
www.LovingHealing.com
JUVENILE FICTION: SOCIAL ISSUES - SPECIAL NEEDS
This book is a cute children's story expressing the excitement and
joy from two sisters anticipating their upcoming Birthday Costume
Party. A beautiful princess makes a special appearance and presents
each party-goer with a special gift. The sisters earned this
wonderful party because they received excellent report cards.
"Moongi and Mohan" is a delightful story that teaches children
about the positive consequences of behaving with a generous heart.
Parents and Teachers will appreciate the lessons of genuine
generosity for their children. The rest of us could benefit from
the gentle reminder to be more giving in our daily lives.
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