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by Sara Parker (Author)
Discover a powerful tool to combat anxiety. Learn how to get rid of annoying, nonsense thoughts that cause misery.Charlie never has a good day. His sister ate all of the Magic Treasures-therefore he has nothing to eat. His teacher wants him to learn dumb fractions. Charlie will never understand fractions. All the kids are laughing. They must be laughing at Charlie. Life is miserable.Charlie finds a dandelion and makes a wish. A strange surfer type 'Troll' magically appears. "Dude, I can make your life way better. All you need to do is turn your nasty ANTS into amazing HAWKS. You have ANTS crawling out of your thoughts all day long. They are just invisible to you." Charlie doesn't get it, so Troll rewinds his day. "Eww Gross. There is a big ANT on me " shrieks Charlie, "Get it off " The strange troll tells Charlie, that he's the only one who can get rid of the ANTs (Annoying, Nonsense Thoughts) by learning how to change his thoughts into HAWKS (Happy, Awesome, Wonderful Knowledge). It takes lots of practice. But then...He does it He thanks the odd little troll for the magic wish. The troll laughs. He isn't magic. The magic is in the brain. Join Charlie as he learns to change his life, by changing his thoughts. You may find that you can change your life too.
Author Biography
Sara Parker, a National Certified Counselor and Certified School Counselor, created a social skills class called "Friendship Craze" to help children overcome social barriers. Sara coaches children one on one with social skills and gives school and library presentations. Sara is developing a social skills book for various obstacles that children may have, based on the latest research and her experience. Children and their adult mentors will enjoy doing the activities found in these books. These books are meant to be fun and interactive. Her hope is that these books will be a simple, yet powerful tool in teaching these concepts. For more information, comments, or to schedule an appointment please go to friendshipcraze.com or e-mail Sara Parker at georgerparker@comcast.net.
