Maggie Steincrohn Davis
Maggie Davis is the publisher of Heartsong Books. She is the author of over ten books for people of all ages, including Caring in Remembered Ways, Choices of a Growing Woman, A Garden of Whales, Roots of Peace, Seeds of Hope , and Glory! to the Flowers (Read the Story-Behind-the-Story of Roots, Choices and Glory!). By donation, maggie is lay-herbalist, flower essence practitioner and Reiki II practitioner in her community - also, co-founder, on her peninsula, of Neighborcare -a volunteer-run, joyful band of neighbors who, free-of-charge, are pleased to assist individuals of every circumstance who fall between the cracks of the health-care system. (This service embraces both neighborly spontaneity and exquisite mindfulness. It celebrates group work, as well as the individual who, to be of most benefit, must bloom truly by being all s/he is. In addition, caring is offered in full consciousness that each act, large or small, born from a marriage of mind and heart in harmony, holds potential for universal good. People already volunteering without a group know that by signing on they add their spirit to the core energy of the service, which in turn becomes magically more than the sum of its parts.)
Kids Books (1)
Synopsis:
Last night in my tub,
in my tub while I scrubbed,
I dreamed that I lived
in the sea with the Whales.
Magnificent Whales. Mysterious Whales.
Mystical, Musical, Mountainous Whales.
The narrator of this tale is a boy who knows that whales are magnificent but endangered creatures. He wants to do anything he can to save them, and as he scrubs in his bathtub, he dreams up a plan to save the whales.
Children from all over the world also get in their bathtubs to save the whales, planting a garden of whales. He knows this is a fantasy, but the dreams of children are the roots of action.
Additional Information
32 pages | 11.00" x 8.00"
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