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Strolling through a park, the young girl sees unexpected beings and discovers many different kinds of friendships. First, she is surprised, seeing a moose straddled high in a tree. Seeing a moose in a tree makes her laugh and laugh. Inviting the young girl to discover other beings, the Moose calls her, "Wonderous Being", purposely including her equal to all others. In the old fashion spelling of Wonderous, MaryElaine felt the cadence of the syllables provided a more magical feeling to the poem. An activity section is provided for affirmations and vision-style photos or drawings.

Produktbeschreibung
Strolling through a park, the young girl sees unexpected beings and discovers many different kinds of friendships. First, she is surprised, seeing a moose straddled high in a tree. Seeing a moose in a tree makes her laugh and laugh. Inviting the young girl to discover other beings, the Moose calls her, "Wonderous Being", purposely including her equal to all others. In the old fashion spelling of Wonderous, MaryElaine felt the cadence of the syllables provided a more magical feeling to the poem. An activity section is provided for affirmations and vision-style photos or drawings.
Autorenporträt
Living in the Pacific NW, within view of the slumbering volcano Mt. Baker, MaryElaine naturally believes in Bigfoot, faeries, tall tales, and fandangled dreams! In 2010 MaryElaine decided to take wishing she could illustrate to illustrating and 'wishing' she could write children's books to write children's books. MaryElaine felt being an Indy author/illustrator was the best personal practice to learn what she didn't know or understand. Her initial efforts yielded the first book, The Mt. Baker Faerie Forest.Now, MaryElaine with three new books: Wonderous Beings, The Wishing Keeper, and My Puppy's Hair, MaryElaine hopes children learn they are wondrous beings and their minds are brilliant.