Stories from the Heart: the Ladybug Wish

Have you ever been in the circle of a rainbow? Have you ever driven under three rainbows? Have you ever had a wolf smile at you?You will be surprised, touched and invited into a way of experiencing your life that will feel like a breath of fresh air. If you need encouragement to open your heart to life, this book will surely move you in that direction. If you have pondered the true meaning of life, in these pages you will find answers from a fellow explorer who has discovered marvelous treasures on the path. Heather approaches life with a presence and openness that is rare. These stories from the heart are also a powerful reminder to notice the beauty and magic that surrounds us. Seen through Heathers eyes, the ordinary events of our life can become extraordinary opportunities filled with possibility. Alison Normore, PhDHer stories make you really, really think hard about everything around you. Her stories paint pictures in my head. You should look closer at everything you seefrom the smallest bug to the biggest mountain. Ryan, age 9

Have you ever been in the circle of a rainbow?Have you ever driven under three rainbows?Have you ever had a wolf smile at you?You will be surprised, touched and invited into a way of experiencing your life that will feel like a breath of fresh air. If you need encouragement to open your heart to life, this book will surely move you in that direction. If you have pondered the true meaning of life, in these pages you will find answers from a fellow explorer who has discovered marvelous treasures on the path. Heather approaches life with a presence and openness that is rare. These stories from the heart are also a powerful reminder to notice the beauty and magic that surrounds us. Seen through Heathers eyes, the ordinary events of our life can become extraordinary opportunities filled with possibility.Alison Normore, PhDHer stories make you really, really think hard about everything around you. Her stories paint pictures in my head. You should look closer at everything you seefrom the smallest bug to the biggest mountain.Ryan, age 9