The Anxious Alien - Palmisano, Kristey; Hyer, Chris
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Follow the adventures of one young alien pup as he tries to deliver ice cream to his uncle and discovers friendship and learns a thing or two about how our circumstances from the past don't define us. Deep in a distant galaxy lies planet Bark , where one alien pup , Zenith em-BARKS on an adventure full of fetch and rolling around in the grass. His journey leads him to find his way towards true connection within himself and others. In this book , inspired by the tumultuous events of 2020, learn what happens when Zenith lets go of his preconceived ideas about others and how that is something rare to find.…mehr

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Follow the adventures of one young alien pup as he tries to deliver ice cream to his uncle and discovers friendship and learns a thing or two about how our circumstances from the past don't define us. Deep in a distant galaxy lies planet Bark , where one alien pup , Zenith em-BARKS on an adventure full of fetch and rolling around in the grass. His journey leads him to find his way towards true connection within himself and others. In this book , inspired by the tumultuous events of 2020, learn what happens when Zenith lets go of his preconceived ideas about others and how that is something rare to find.
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KRISTEY PALMISANO is a multimedia artist and Social Worker living in Troy, NY. She received her Bachelors in Fine Arts from Alfred University and received a Masters in Social Work from University at Albany. Kristey finds inspiration from fantastical new worlds , bright vibrant colors, and social emotional learning. She was inspired by the tumultuous events of 2020 and wanted to create a story to encourage kindness and compassion towards yourself and others. This story is about finding unlikely friends in the most difficult of circumstances and how we all are resilient in the end. It's important to not let our biases overcome our ability to see others for who they are.