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Oct 2, 2010

Children's Book Review: Flightless Goose

Flightless Goose
By Eric D Goodman
Illustrated By Nataliya A Goodman

Children all over America will identify with Gilbert the flightless goose as he learns very important lessons about friendship, being different and taking an adversity and turning it into a triumph!

This is a great story to read to your children to teach them about self worth, tolerance and camaraderie.

Flightless Goose would make a great donation to your child's school library and to your local public library.

Help kids learn young in a fun way to be more tolerant. This book would also fit well with any anti-bullying program for young kids.

We highly recommend the read along cd. It's full of great sound effects. The story teller does a fantastic job bringing the story to life.

Flightless Goose is available at Writers Lair Books
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Giveaway! A lucky winner will receive their very own copy of Flightless Goose and read along CD. We will use random.org to pick a winner.

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Review by: Carol Lawrence & Stacy Toten
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Carol Lawrence is an energetic practitioner, blogger, author of Working From Home As A Virtual Assistant, social media manager, author interviewer, book reviewer, and co-author of Intentional Conscious Parenting. She has been happily married for 30 years, a mother of two Indigo sons, has several animals and loves nature, exploring the human mind, spirituality, reading, writing, mother earth, walking around in the forests of Montana and doing her part to make the world a better place.

Stacy Toten is a doctor of Metaphysics. She has been a practitioner for over twenty-five years, blogger, children's author, book reviewer, author interviewer, co-author of M.A.S.S. 101 Man Approaching Simple Soulutions, children's behavioral management coach, artist and co-author of Intentional Conscious Parenting. She is happily married for 35 years, she has two Indigo daughters, 2 cats and 2 dogs. Her passions are writing, reading, mother earth, swimming in the ocean, movies and sharing her spiritual gifts with the world and working with parents and children.

Together intuitively Carol and Stacy are fulfilling a calling and a passion to write children's picture books. They are assistant editors for the family and parenting community at All Things Healing.They provide nurturing tips and encouragement for parents walking an intentional spiritual conscious parenting path by supplying an inviting platform for their established parenting community. Visit Intentional Conscious Parenting for author interviews, book reviews, and conscious parenting articles.

"Dear Stacy, You and Carol have an incredible collaboration; timely, important, empowering, useful, enlightening and passionate. Your presentation is excellent; visable, clean, welcoming and very easy on the eyes. Everything is insightful and geared to helping others help themselves."
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