Always Do Your Best - Leemputte-Smith, Eileen
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Hannah is a spirited young girl faced with an important decision. When confronted with bullying, she only hesitates a moment before making her choice. In an age where bullying runs rampant in schools, playgrounds, and online, it is vital that children learn from an early age to stand up for themselves and others. If we do not inspire courage and teach kids to voice that bullying is unacceptable, injustice persists, even into high school, a cesspool of judgement against individuality with devastating consequences. Always Do Your Best tells an inspiring tale of bravery and heroism in the face of cruelty.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Hannah is a spirited young girl faced with an important decision. When confronted with bullying, she only hesitates a moment before making her choice. In an age where bullying runs rampant in schools, playgrounds, and online, it is vital that children learn from an early age to stand up for themselves and others. If we do not inspire courage and teach kids to voice that bullying is unacceptable, injustice persists, even into high school, a cesspool of judgement against individuality with devastating consequences. Always Do Your Best tells an inspiring tale of bravery and heroism in the face of cruelty.
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Autorenporträt
Eileen Leemputte-Smith, a spiritual writer and advocate for change against social injustice, brings awareness to children of the need to stand up for themselves and others. Untruths and the failure to do the right thing are prevalent in our society and we must teach our children to be champions of both from a very early age. The impact of injustice can have a traumatic effect on how we view the world and ourselves. Eileen's primary focus is to educate school age children to defend themselves against bullying and find commonality among us versus focusing on our differences.