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You must be the change you wish to see in the world." – Mahatma Gandhi
This quote represents the force and movement for change. We cannot ask others to do our work, to improve our lives, or to make us feel better. We are not mere spectators in this world — we are the protagonists, the authors of our own lives. Do you want change? Do you complain about the unfairness, the path the world is taking? Then ask yourself: What are you doing to make it better? Are you part of the solution or part of the problem? Your actions matter. Your words matter. Maybe it’s just a drop of water or a grain of sand, but if many of us understand that changing the world begins by looking within and changing ourselves first -- then, together, we truly can make a difference.
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“5 Fun Facts About Famous Writers” Did you know that some of history’s greatest writers led lives as fascinating as the stories they wrote?
From unusual habits to surprising coincidences, these authors remind us that creativity often comes with a touch of mystery and fun. Here are five curious facts about famous writers that show the wonderful — and sometimes unexpected — sides of literary life. Which one did you find most surprising?
A Final ThoughtBehind every great book is a writer with a unique story — full of quirks, dreams, and passions that shape their words. These fun facts remind us that creativity often springs from curiosity and courage to see the world differently. Whether it’s a playful routine, an unexpected hobby, or a moment of inspiration, each detail reveals the human heart behind the art.
So the next time you open a book, take a moment to imagine the person who wrote it — their laughter, their challenges, their spark of imagination. Because that’s the true magic of literature: it connects lives, minds, and emotions across time and space. #FunFacts #WritersLife #EugarelliBooks #CreativeInspiration #LoveOfReading #LiteraryWorld
Weekly Book Spotlight: Yuri and the Jungle Ribbon
This week at EugarelliBooks, we’re shining the spotlight on a story full of heart and adventure — Yuri and the Jungle Ribbon. Deep in the Amazon jungle, a curious little monkey named Yuri finds a shiny coin and decides to buy a beautiful ribbon. He feels so proud wearing it that he forgets about everything else — even his friends. But soon, Yuri realizes that keeping all the joy to himself makes him lonely. One day, when a friend is in danger, Yuri learns something far more precious than any treasure: true happiness comes from sharing, helping others, and caring from the heart. What Children LearnThrough Yuri’s adventure, young readers discover valuable lessons about:
Activities to ExploreTo bring the story to life, visit eugarellibooks for fun companion activities:
Have you read Yuri and the Jungle Ribbon yet? Share your favorite part of the story in the comments below or tag @EugarelliBooks and @EmmasPlace.ca with your creative activity! #EugarelliBooks #YuriAndTheJungleRibbon #ChildrensBooks #SharingIsCaring #KindnessMatters #AmazonJungle #ReadingForKids In a world where injustice and abuse can appear anywhere — at school, at work, or even in our communities — choosing to remain silent often makes us complicit. This reflection explores why speaking up matters, especially for the most vulnerable among us. ------------------------------------------- En un mundo donde la injusticia y el abuso pueden aparecer en cualquier lugar — en la escuela, en el trabajo o incluso en nuestra comunidad — permanecer en silencio a menudo nos hace cómplices. Esta reflexión explora por qué es importante alzar la voz, especialmente por los más vulnerables.
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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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