The Huge Tiger - Egbedun, Aderonke
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Fear is an unpleasant emotion induced by the awareness of the danger that affects the mind's functionality and causes a change in behaviour. Both young and adults are faced with terrifying events, resulting in behavioural change. However, when fear becomes a daily occurrence it slows or completely stops body functions needed for survival, and alters memory, which makes the whole world frightening, resulting in long-term consequences such as fatigue and clinical depression. That's not the desire of any parent or parent-to-be for their wards. I have had my share of life experiences that brought…mehr

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Fear is an unpleasant emotion induced by the awareness of the danger that affects the mind's functionality and causes a change in behaviour. Both young and adults are faced with terrifying events, resulting in behavioural change. However, when fear becomes a daily occurrence it slows or completely stops body functions needed for survival, and alters memory, which makes the whole world frightening, resulting in long-term consequences such as fatigue and clinical depression. That's not the desire of any parent or parent-to-be for their wards. I have had my share of life experiences that brought fear, but I conquered it. Therefore there is a need for collective efforts to help protect and rescue our kids from the psychological effects of Covid 19, and any other fear they might face. More so, to let them know that if their fear is bigger than them, it's important to seek help. I am passing this baton of goodness to these kids and teaching them how to conquer their fear.
Autorenporträt
Aderonke Egbedun is a trained teacher from her home country, a motivational speaker, and an advocate of gender equality who is committed to community service ranging from environmental protection, charity, and volunteering. Her love for humanity and the quest to empower lives in any community she finds herself in pushed her to write this book.