The Heart That Knows How to Heal

Lucas Fielding

Sinossi

The Heart That Knows How to Heal is a heartfelt story that gently guides children through the emotional healing process. The protagonist, Joel, experiences a range of emotions like sadness, frustration, and disappointment, but through each chapter, he learns powerful tools for emotional wellness. From practicing deep breathing to writing in his healing journal, Joel discovers that healing is a journey, and it’s okay to feel sad sometimes.
 
Through engaging storytelling, children aged 5 to 10 will explore various healing techniques, including mindfulness, journaling, gratitude, self-compassion, and forgiveness. This book encourages young readers to embrace their feelings, understand their emotions, and recognize that healing takes time. By the end of Joel’s journey, children will be inspired to use these tools in their own lives to build resilience and emotional strength.
 
Perfect for bedtime or classroom discussions, The Heart That Knows How to Heal fosters emotional awareness, empathy, and personal growth, teaching children that they have the power to heal their hearts and grow stronger through every challenge.

Disponibile da: 17/05/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 115 pagine.

Letteratura per ragazzi

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