The Tales of Peter the Pixie Vol 2 New Adventures - Gedall, Gary Edward Edward
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Follow the new adventures of Peter, the innocent, honest, young pixie, and his friends; Elli, the, 'much older then she looks', modest but powerful Fairy, Timothy, the old, trustworthy, Toad and the, ever so noble, Fire Dragon. Together, they will have to deal with such difficulties as; keeping secrets, jealousy, letting go, accepting help, prejudicial images of people, and finally, even death. Told in a classical children's story style; Peter and his friends, learn of how to cope with all these issues through meeting all kinds of creatures and situations. As with all children, Peter is often…mehr

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Follow the new adventures of Peter, the innocent, honest, young pixie, and his friends; Elli, the, 'much older then she looks', modest but powerful Fairy, Timothy, the old, trustworthy, Toad and the, ever so noble, Fire Dragon. Together, they will have to deal with such difficulties as; keeping secrets, jealousy, letting go, accepting help, prejudicial images of people, and finally, even death. Told in a classical children's story style; Peter and his friends, learn of how to cope with all these issues through meeting all kinds of creatures and situations. As with all children, Peter is often confronted with experiences that he does not know how best to deal with, and he often reacts in ways that are not the most appropriate. Fortunately; with the help of his good friends, good will and common sense, everything always turns out for the best.
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Gary Edward Gedall is a state-registered psychologist and psychotherapist, family therapist. The Peter the Pixie stories have been written for his children.Although having been born and raised in the UK, he moved at the age of 38 to Lausanne, Switzerland, where he studied psychology at the universities of Lausanne and Geneva.