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Guiding Light in Gloomy Moments - cover

Guiding Light in Gloomy Moments

Sebastian Lake

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

In the heart of a village where thick clouds always linger, a young child named Arlen discovers a magical lantern that glows brighter with every act of kindness and compassion. As Arlen embarks on a journey to brighten their village, they learn that small gestures—like offering a smile, lending a hand, or simply being there for someone—hold the power to turn gloomy moments into opportunities for warmth and connection.
 
"Guiding Light in Gloomy Moments" teaches children aged 5 to 10 the value of emotional awareness, mindfulness, and resilience. The story combines fantasy and real-life lessons, showing how inner goodness can illuminate even the darkest days. With practical prompts encouraging children to practice kindness, empathy, and patience, the book helps young readers build confidence, develop emotional intelligence, and understand the importance of self-care.
Available since: 05/15/2025.
Print length: 135 pages.

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