Little Angelica's Big Dream - Montout, Vielka L
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"Little Angelica's Big Dream: I Just Want to Wrestle" is a heartwarming children's book that follows the spirited journey of a 6-year-old girl named Angelica. Fueled by an unyielding passion for wrestling, Angelica's aspirations to become a professional wrestler shape her daily life and interactions. Despite her mother's attempts to engage her in various activities and chores, Angelica's resounding refrain remains, "But mom, I just want to wrestle." From morning until night, Angelica's imagination is consumed by her dream of stepping into the ring, and her determination shines brightly in the…mehr

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"Little Angelica's Big Dream: I Just Want to Wrestle" is a heartwarming children's book that follows the spirited journey of a 6-year-old girl named Angelica. Fueled by an unyielding passion for wrestling, Angelica's aspirations to become a professional wrestler shape her daily life and interactions. Despite her mother's attempts to engage her in various activities and chores, Angelica's resounding refrain remains, "But mom, I just want to wrestle." From morning until night, Angelica's imagination is consumed by her dream of stepping into the ring, and her determination shines brightly in the face of every challenge. As the story unfolds, readers are invited to witness Angelica's unwavering focus and the joy she finds in practicing her wrestling moves. Through colorful illustrations and endearing interactions, the book captures Angelica's determination and her unique perspective on the world around her. With a blend of humor, imagination, and family dynamics, "Little Angelica's Big Dream'' celebrates a young girl's fierce dedication to her aspirations. Through Angelica's experiences, the book encourages young readers to embrace their passions while appreciating the love and support of their families. As Angelica's story unfolds, readers of all ages are reminded that dreams can ignite even the tiniest hearts and lead to big accomplishments. "Little Angelica's Big Dream: All I Want to Do Is Wrestle" is a delightful tale that champions the power of following one's dreams, no matter how unconventional they may seem.
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Vielka Montout, a passionate advocate for inclusive children's literature and a driving force behind empowering young minds, was born in the vibrant city of San Francisco, California. As the fourth child of Panamanian immigrants, her upbringing instilled in her a strong sense of cultural heritage and a deep appreciation for the power of stories. Through her innovative work as a Children's Author and the founder of Quita is Love, Vielka has dedicated herself to creating a world where children of all backgrounds can find themselves represented and inspired.Early Years and Education: Vielka's journey began with a determination to excel in her education. After completing her high school years, she embarked on a path of academic exploration, earning a Bachelor of Science in Geography form Sacramento State University. This educational foundation allowed her to develop a unique perspective on the world and its diverse landscapes. However, her aspirations didn't stop there. Vielka's relentless pursuit of knowledge led her to San Francisco State University, where she earned a Master's in Education along with a Deaf and Hard of Hearing Specialist Credential. This diverse educational background would later contribute significantly to her inclusive and interactive approach to storytelling.The Dream of Inclusive Storytelling:From a young age Vielka held a dream close to her heart: to write children's books that would make a positive impact on young minds. Her experiences as a child of immigrants and her journey through education highlighted the need for literature that not only celebrated diversity but also encouraged resilience and self-advocacy. Vielka understood the power of storytelling as a tool to shape young lives, and she was determined to fill the gap she saw in the literary landscape.Founding Quita is Love:With an unwavering commitment for her dream, Vielka founded Quita is Love- a platform dedicated to creating children's literature that fosters confidence, embraces diversity, and empowers children to overcome challenges. Through her unique characters and heartfelt narratives, Vielka aimed to provide children with relatable role models who showed them the beauty of embracing their own uniqueness.Inclusive Storytelling and Impact:Vielka's books not only celebrated diversity but also showcased the strength that comes form embracing one's individuality. Her characters faced challenges, celebrated victories, and, above all, learned to love themselves. Vielka's work resonated deeply with educators, parents, and most importantly, young readers. Her stories provided a safe space where children could see themselves reflected and find the inspiration to believe in their own potential.A Vision for the Future:Vielka Montout's journey as a Children's Author and founder of Quita is Love continues to evolve. Her dedication to empowering young minds through literature remains unwavering. With each new story she crafts, Vielka brings her vision of a confident, inclusive, and self-assured journey for every child closer to reality. She understands the importance of nurturing children's hearts and minds and ensuring that they never feel limited by their circumstances.Conclusion:Vielka Montout's life story is one of determination, compassion, and the unwavering belief in the transformative power of storytelling. Through her work as a children's Author and the founder of Quita is Love, she has given a voice to the dreams of countless children who now see themselves as the heroes of their own stories. Vielka's legacy is a testament to the fact that every child deserves to feel loved, capable, and empowered to reach for the stars, regardless of their background or perceived limitations.