Charlotte Reed Bücher

Freude (ver)schenken Das wunderschön illustrierte kleine Buch voller inspirierender und weiser Gedanken für jeden Tag macht einfach Freude und ist ein wunderbarer Begleiter zum Ver- und selber schenken. Charlotte Reed litt 2008 an einer Depression. Sie schaffte es, sich selber davon zu heilen, indem sie begann, täglich ihre glücklichen und positiven Gedanken aufzuschreiben und teilte sie jeden Morgen auf Facebook. Innerhalb von zwei Jahren hatte sie eine große Fangemeinde und auf Wunsch ihrer Freunde begann sie, dieses kleine Buch zusammenzustellen. Gedanken, die aus der Seele sprechen, für Menschen, die etwas Zuspruch brauchen — oder einfach nur mal so.

Young readers explore the significance of sleep and establishing bedtime routines alongside beloved characters from Sesame Street. The book encourages children to create their personalized sleep routines, making the learning process engaging and relatable.

Through the eyes of a boy named Daniel, readers experience a magical journey that brings the Nativity story to life. When a mysterious visitor arrives, Daniel shares the tale of Jesus' birth, only to be transported to witness pivotal moments, including the announcements to Mary, the birth in a stable, and the visit from the wise men. This enchanting retelling emphasizes the profound theological significance of Christ's arrival, making it a meaningful addition to Christmas storytelling for children.

Explore the importance of sportsmanship with beloved characters from Sesame Street, including Elmo, Big Bird, and Abby Cadabby. Through engaging stories and interactions, young readers will discover the values of teamwork, kindness, and fair play, making it a fun and educational experience about being a good sport.

Life can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster of ups and downs. May the Thoughts Be with You is a tool to guide you as you make your way through this often-challenging existence. Like a supportive friend, it will help you to move through life with more joy, clarity and a stronger sense of purpose. Charlotte created these illustrated, uplifting thoughts to inspire herself to improve her own life while suffering from depression and feeling stuck in an office job that she did not enjoy. When she became ill with RSI, Charlotte finally plucked up the courage to compile the thoughts into a book and self-publish it. The response she received was overwhelmingly positive, with customers at her market stall in London’s Notting Hill regularly bursting into tears of relief on reading one of the thoughts that spoke directly to them, and thousands of copies of her self-published book have sold by word of mouth alone.

A moving, insightful and ultimately uplifting illustrated memoir about depression