Stronger Than the Mountain |
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| Author:
| Bozzo, Michael |
| Illustrator:
| Li, Rebecca |
| ISBN: | 978-1-0933-5896-4 |
| Publication Date: | Jun 2019 |
| Publisher: | Independently Published
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $11.99 |
Book Description:
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Believe in yourself! You are stronger than you think you are! In this inspiring book about the power of believing in yourself and overcoming obstacles, a young girl finds the strength to follow her dreams of becoming an adventurer, despite doubts from her friends. Stronger than the Mountain is an easy to read and colorfully illustrated book for kids aged 5 and up (grades 1-5) or for parents who want to read a simple to understand book with a powerful message for their children. From...
More DescriptionBelieve in yourself! You are stronger than you think you are! In this inspiring book about the power of believing in yourself and overcoming obstacles, a young girl finds the strength to follow her dreams of becoming an adventurer, despite doubts from her friends. Stronger than the Mountain is an easy to read and colorfully illustrated book for kids aged 5 and up (grades 1-5) or for parents who want to read a simple to understand book with a powerful message for their children. From the Back Cover: Ever since she could remember, Little Boz hoped to explore and climb mountains all over the world. Her thoughts... her dreams... her whole life was focused on nothing but the mountains. She loved reading stories of great adventurers who would stop at nothing until they reached the highest mountain tops. This is her story! From the Author: In recent years, I realized the benefits of running and hiking as a great way to help improve my own aerobic, cardiovascular and mental health. Running changed my lifestyle and enhanced my life in ways that I could never have imagined. After experiencing a major injury in 2017, I realized that not having the ability to run had a significant impact on my mental being. Writing Stronger than the Mountain was a way for me to cope with the stress of physical therapy and doubts about my ability to return to running. I wanted Stronger than the Mountain to include a positive message to teach children the power that they harness in believing in their own abilities and pushing the limits of what they are capable of accomplishing.