A little bike running  in my head - Corinne Vonaesch - E-Book

A little bike running in my head E-Book

Corinne Vonaesch

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What if your child is highly sensitive? This book's aim is to help highly sensitive children accept themselves as they are, and learnto appreciate their difference through the story of a highly sensitive little mouse. It will also allow you, the parents, to better understand this personality trait that affects 1 in 5 people. Let's discover together... This book can be informative for anyone, but is especially disigned for highly sensitive children (aged 6 to 10) and their families. As parents and children read this story together, a helpful dialogue can be initiated that can facilitate the child's acceptance of is or her differences. A story to be read, enjoyed, and shared. I would have loved to have such a book in my hands as a mother of highly sensitive young children. Feeling the lack, I wrote and illustrated this story with the desire to fill this gap. Here is an informative book backed by research with providing an accessible overview of high sensitivity. I hope you will enjoy the discovery of this character trait, witch can also be an asset in life!

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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021

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"Knowing my sensitivity has changed my life."

Elaine N. Aron

"Welcome to the fascinating world of high sensitivity!"

Else Marie Bruhner

Have you ever heard of Alexander the Great? He was a famous conqueror who lived a very long time ago.

Well, my name is Alexander too. I am 9 years old and I am neither great nor famous, but I like my name!

Ever since I was little, I have been thinking a lot. I observe everything around me. I try to understand, and I ask myself questions, lots of questions about a lot of things.

It never stops. It's like a little bike running in my head all the time.

I can’t help It.

How will my class be next year? What teacher am I going to have? Will she or he be nice?

Is my neighbor's dog dangerous? How can I avoid crossing path with him? Has he ever bitten anyone?

If I put on my red jacket, will my classmates make fun of me like they did with Leo. What jacket should I wear today?

Is our planet really in danger? Do I have to worry? What can I do to make things better?

Can our country get into a war?

How can someone handle being in a war?

I like this little bike in my head when it helps me make right choices and find solutions to my problems. However, I don’t like it as much when it gets carried away. Then my thoughts start to hurt me and turn into worry. You see, I can't stand injustice, it makes me angry; and I don't like to see people unhappy, I feel sad for them without being able to help. Sometimes I find myself very alone with all my unanswered questions, and life seems so complicated to me. When that happens, I would like to be more like my sister and take things less to heart, hold things more lightly.