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Lolli and the Bunyip
Contributor(s): Paige, Elena (Author)
ISBN: 1925557197     ISBN-13: 9781925557190
Publisher: Angelos Publishing
OUR PRICE:   $12.30  
Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats
Published: March 2017
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BISAC Categories:
- Juvenile Nonfiction | Social Topics - Emotions & Feelings
- Juvenile Nonfiction | Social Topics - Peer Pressure
Series: Meditation Adventures for Kids
Physical Information: 0.14" H x 7.99" W x 10" (0.36 lbs) 52 pages
 
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Publisher Description:

Build emotionally resilient kids

Teach your children how to handle difficult emotions and develop lifelong confidence.

Lolli is an endearing character that guides children into imaginary places encouraging them to think positively while increasing their self-esteem and helping them relax before bedtime.

In the fifth book of the series, Lolli helps kids to embrace boredom, failure, and being different. These stories are perfect for creating a wonderful bedtime routine with your children. Having let go of their negative thoughts, they will be better able to have a good night's rest.

The meditations are designed to boost confidence, increase self-esteem, and improve your child's overall resilience and happiness.

Three original guided meditations include:

  • Lolli and the Bunyip
  • Lolli and the Lonely Star
  • Lolli and the Treasure Map

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Contributor Bio(s): Paige, Elena: - "Elena Paige loves telling stories which inspire and transform young readers. She writes from the heart, and especially loves weaving magic into many of her books. Some of her stories are based on real life events and some are cleverly crafted in her imagination. She never releases a book without running it past her two marketing consultants - her daughter, aged 10 who inspects all books for elements of magic, and her son 13, who insists every story must include humor. Of course they don't always get their way! As a child she was constantly reading Enid Blyton books and now insists that magic is REAL! Her fiction stories help children think and feel more positively about themselves and life. On Sunday mornings you can find her hiding under her doona cover reading, while her children are wondering where their favorite book has disappeared to."