Tell Me The Tea Gratitude Journal - Smith, Heaven
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The purpose of this Journal is to create a safe space and/or opportunity for children/young adults to express themselves without feeling the pressure of society and the worlds criticism. Many children/ young adults are introverts seeking shelter from day-to-day activities, without having to share with the older generation, who may not understand their feelings. A safe haven, for those with a voice, yet not ready to speak. "Tell Me The Tea Gratitude Journal" serves as a teaching tool, by providing a new word of the day, expanding vocabulary skills. The journal provides daily affirmations, to…mehr

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The purpose of this Journal is to create a safe space and/or opportunity for children/young adults to express themselves without feeling the pressure of society and the worlds criticism. Many children/ young adults are introverts seeking shelter from day-to-day activities, without having to share with the older generation, who may not understand their feelings. A safe haven, for those with a voice, yet not ready to speak. "Tell Me The Tea Gratitude Journal" serves as a teaching tool, by providing a new word of the day, expanding vocabulary skills. The journal provides daily affirmations, to instill the grooming of loving themselves, and finally a safe space to express themselves without judgment. This Journal revolves around growth and allows for reflection of growth. The person they are today, to the person they will become years from now; and compare the feelings. Enjoy the journey. Love Heaven
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Autorenporträt
Heaven B. Smith was born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Heaven, currently a 12-year-old 8th grader, dreams of becoming a gymnastics coach. At the young age of six, Heaven began teaching herself the art of gymnastics, watching YouTube videos, and practicing what she observed. Her mom, Michelle Knight, continued to watch Heaven's talent grow, thus deciding to sign her up for gymnastics classes. Upon tryouts, Heaven was immediately accepted into level four as a competing gymnast. Currently, Heaven has maintained her place as one of the top 100 gymnasts in the United States, becoming #1 for her age group and level in the nation. Heaven Smith has her future mapped out. She plans to attend UCLA or LSU to become a gymnastics coach and teach young girls to achieve their goals of becoming gymnasts. Heaven is thinking about the Olympics, but for now, she is enjoying her journey as a budding author and creative.