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Join Emma, a very inquisitive and spunky five-year-old, on her quest to discover if the ocean ever stops. Along her journey, she meets Mr. Wind and talks with Mrs. Bird. She becomes discouraged when she cannot find anyone who will take the time to help her find the answer to her most important question. But then, she meets a very special friend who assures her that he knows the exact person who can help her. So please hurry and join Emma for all the excitement. The journey is about to begin. Will she find the answer to her most important question?

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Join Emma, a very inquisitive and spunky five-year-old, on her quest to discover if the ocean ever stops. Along her journey, she meets Mr. Wind and talks with Mrs. Bird. She becomes discouraged when she cannot find anyone who will take the time to help her find the answer to her most important question. But then, she meets a very special friend who assures her that he knows the exact person who can help her. So please hurry and join Emma for all the excitement. The journey is about to begin. Will she find the answer to her most important question?
Autorenporträt
Judy Brown is a poet, leadership educator, writer and speaker, with a passion for helping people uncover their gifts and connect with one another. A native of northwestern Michigan, she writes from a deep love of the natural world and an appreciation for the power of place. Her poetry focuses on transitions and learning from nature. Her leadership work is in the fields of the arts, government, health and elder services. She holds a PhD in Comparative Literature, is a former White House Fellow, and has been affiliated with The Aspen Institute and The University of Maryland. Her other books include The Choice, The Sea Accepts All Rivers, A Leader's Guide to Reflective Practice, Simple Gifts, The Art and Spirit of Leadership, and Flourishing Enterprise: The New Spirit of Business (with co-author Chris Laszlo and other colleagues at the Fowler Center at Case Western Reserve University). She lives with her husband David on a small tidal creek near the Chesapeake Bay, where they can kayak off their front lawn.