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"Thank you for joining Freddy on his journey to find his beloved Teddy. Want to know how the story ends? The full adventure awaits you in Freddy Lost His Teddy! This beautifully illustrated book is perfect for children aged 2-6, teaching valuable lessons about friendship, courage, and love." Available in Amazon Paperback and ebook Kindle Unlimited. Order now and enjoy a heartwarming story that your little ones will cherish! #books #childrenbooks #kidbooks #kidsbooks #teachers #teachersofinstagram #homeschooling #authors
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I’m thrilled to announce my new children’s book, Freddy Lost His Teddy, is coming soon! Freddy is a baby lion who lives happily in the jungle with his family and his beloved Teddy bear. But one fateful night, Freddy can’t sleep because Teddy is missing! Determined to find his cherished companion, Freddy sets off on a brave journey. Will he ever reunite with his beloved Teddy? This heartwarming tale explores themes of resilience, empathy, and the importance of family bonds. It encourages young readers to think critically and creatively as Freddy navigates the challenge of losing his Teddy bear. Through his journey, children will imagine different outcomes and see the power of creative problem-solving. - Freddy Lost His Teddy is a story that every child who’s ever loved a stuffed animal will relate to—a bedtime tale filled with courage, kindness, and friendship. - Coming in just a few days on Kindle Unlimited, with the hard copy available soon. Stay tuned for updates! What’s your little one’s favorite bedtime story? I wrote this story inspired by my first grandson, my little angel, and for all the other little ones out there who love their Teddy bears. Thank you for being part of this exciting journey. I can’t wait to share Freddy’s adventure with you and your family! #NewBook #ChildrensBooks #FreddyTheLosthisteddy #books #booksforchildren #bedtimestories #childrenstories #kidsbooks #kids #childrenbookauthor #newbooks #newchildrenbook #newbedtimestory In an age where information is at our fingertips, reading critically has never been more important. Sor Juana was an innovator, a brilliant mind who defied her time and advocated for knowledge and women’s education in the 17th century. She reminds us that learning is not about accumulating facts but breaking free from ignorance.
By questioning, analyzing, and seeking truth, we arm ourselves against misinformation and manipulation becoming informed, thoughtful individuals. Let’s honour her legacy by embracing the power of reading—to learn to understand and grow. Who was Sor Juana? Sor Juana was a Mexican poet, playwright, and scholar, she defied societal norms to become one of the most brilliant minds of her time. Her passion for knowledge and equality continues to inspire us to this day. Let’s follow her example: read, question, reflect, and never stop seeking the truth. "Many things we need can wait. The child cannot. To them, we cannot say tomorrow; their name is today." – Gabriela Mistral
Children are our present and our future. Their growth, dreams, and well-being require attention, care, and love now. As Gabriela Mistral so eloquently expressed, children cannot wait—every moment shapes their character and helps them become who they are meant to be. This Children's Day, let’s remind ourselves of the urgent need to prioritize our little ones. Whether through education, play, or simply spending quality time, every effort we make today plants seeds for a better, brighter tomorrow. Visit Emma's Place for free resources and activities to celebrate and nurture your children. Together, let’s create a world where every child feels valued and supported.
Thomas Mann winner of the Nobel Prize in 1929 wrote this quote that resonate today. We can not tolerate in the name of tolerance and acceptance evil that harm others.
We can not be passive spectators of wrong doing in the name of tolerance. We deserve, all of us be treated with respect, with consideration but in name of tolerance we are divided more our society. Tolerance means respect and treat every human being with consideration without any discrimination not using that for their own agenda to provoke divisions and hate. Tolerance should never be an excuse to overlook evil or injustice. Instead, it should be rooted in respect and understanding for all individuals, fostering unity rather than division. It is call for a balance, standing up against harmful behaviors while promoting respect and dignity for all, ensuring that tolerance doesn't become a tool for perpetuating harm or hatred. #writers #books #education #quotes #quoteoftheday.
Today, we talk a lot about inclusivity, empathy, and respect—but are we truly making change? Sometimes, these claims can feel superficial, causing more division than unity. We're all human, with different stories but shared feelings. We must remember that true inclusivity is about recognizing our shared humanity, not just highlighting our differences.
Labels and flags can represent pride, but they shouldn't be used to create division or hatred. Don’t let others manipulate you into thinking that respect comes only from separating yourself from others. We are all unique, but also part of a larger unity. Let's not allow division to fuel resentment. Instead, let's build bridges of understanding and respect, grounded in our common human experience. #books #writing #quotes
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You can swipe for the wonderful review. Thomas Mann, the Nobel Prize-winning writer of 1929, famously said, "Tolerance is a crime when what is tolerated is evil." His words hold a timeless truth, one that resonates powerfully in today’s world, where the concept of tolerance is often misinterpreted or exploited. Tolerance, at its core, is about respect—treating every person with dignity, consideration, and fairness, regardless of their background or beliefs. It is a value that allows diverse societies to thrive. However, tolerance should never be an excuse to accept behaviors that harm others or divide communities. When we tolerate evil in the name of acceptance, we become passive observers of wrongdoing, and in doing so, we fail the very principle of tolerance itself. In today’s society, we often see how tolerance is weaponized to serve personal agendas, creating divisions and fostering hate instead of unity. True tolerance is not about turning a blind eye to injustice or destructive behavior. It is about standing up for what is right, protecting others from harm, and ensuring that every individual is treated with respect, no matter who they are. We must not be passive spectators. We have a responsibility to call out harmful actions, even when it feels uncomfortable, and to recognize that tolerance has limits when it comes to protecting human dignity and justice. At the same time, we must nurture an environment of understanding and mutual respect, where diversity is celebrated and "Every person" feels valued. Let us remember that tolerance is not merely about accepting differences but about fostering a world where everyone can coexist in peace and respect. It’s about ensuring that our values of tolerance are not distorted into tools of division but used to bring people together. |
AuthorEmma Ugarelli is my name. I grew up in Lima, Peru and immigrated to Canada two decades ago. I have a Psychology degree from Peru, and I worked as a psychologist for fifteen years. In Canada, I pursued Early Childhood Education and I have been a daycare provider for the last twenty years. I became a writer in 2021 when I published my first children's book "Lou and his Mane". I reside in Kitsilano, Vancouver, with my family and cat Ricky. Archives
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