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|  | | The Planet Gazimbo in Galaxy Zamz
A story that is enjoyed by both adults and children! Often described by readers as "Like a Dr. Seuss story with timely, important messages for adults and children." It has zany, colorful illustrations on every page.
In my imaginary travels searching for a planet at peace, I found the planet Gazimbo! The intriguing storyline and fascinating illustrations keep the reader turning the pages to see what is next! The :"Gazimbans" had a peaceful existence together until some got very greedy, then the others became very needy. This caused distrust and frustration that led to an arms race in preparation for a war! Soon, everyone was suffering from the huge, wasteful arms race and the decision to go to war was made. But something very strange happened just as they were on | |  | | The Unrealy Feelies
This story shows the readers how to let go of fear feelings like prejudice, resentment, panic, etc. that block their true nature of being loving, kind, and confident. It has been used by the author in speaking engagements, and classes. A related prototype board game of the same name was used in a high school with excellent results. The students loved the idea of competing with negative feeeling like "Priscilla Prejudice,Wally Worry, Reggie Resentment, Andy Anger, and others, rather than competing against the other players. It is a game of cooperation in helping players overcome negative,disabling reactions. The illustrated book and game will be early published 2011. More details are available at my website:
www.peacepowerpress.net
The i>Unrealy Feelies/b>/i> story and related board game prototypes have been used in schools and other venues over several years. Teachers and psychologists have recommended it and the game received enthusiatic responses from the high school students who used it.
Cartoon characters are used to depict disabling feelings, like "Peter and Priscilla Prejudice, Reggie Resentment, Victor Vengeance, and Bejamin Blame". This entertaining, non-threatening format for looking at our feelings makes it easier to replace them with our true nature of l |
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How To Wash A Puddle
by Edie Batstone
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 Edie Batstone's first book of colourful picture poems invites us to jump into a child's world of wonder and possibility, just as a child jumps into a puddle - knowing only that it seems like a good idea at the time! Join her on this journey of disco |
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