Thursday, October 30, 2014

A Different Kind of Safari




Title: A Different Kind of Safari
Author: Helen Hipp
Genre: Children’s Books

Has a book ever changed your life? Not just inspired you but helped you to see you’re life differently? In a tale that celebrates differences "A Different Kind of Safari"  addressing the many questions life asks by offering up lighthearted, ever-changing perspectives that transform personal challenges into opportunities. Engaging and fun young children begin to figure out how they are the same and different from other people, and how they feel about the differences. Full of fun and enjoyable teachable moments that move children and allow them to make personal connections with the characters handling of similar fears, interests, and concerns that they experience.



Author Bio
Helen Hipp’s experience raising a special needs child led her to an M.A. in clinical psychology and certification as a life coach. She began her career as a psychotherapist to help people find answers for their life problems. Her work eventually evolved into a coaching practice, WithinU Life Coaching, focusing on individuals with special needs and their families. Helen uses her 13+ years of counseling experience and 20+ years’ experience as a successful advocate for individuals with special needs by helping them reveal their innate ability to solve difficult situations. Her debut book " A Different Kind of Safari" puts into words the essence of Helen's teachings addressing the many questions life asks by offering up lighthearted, ever-changing perspectives that transform personal challenges into opportunities. 

Links
For more information, visit the books official website and to see a picture of the real Rosie the real life pink hippo that inspired this story, go to www.adifferentkindofsafari.com
Award Winning Book trailer: http://youtu.be/5vd_sH64kt0 


5 STARS 
Follow Rosie as she helps Ray on his journey to find happiness within himself. This story contains a great message and has beautiful illustrations to go along with the story. 
I'm a home school mom and a librarian, in my opinion this book is a gateway to discussions about being different, accepting others and yourself, and loving who you are. I for one would not want to live in a world where there were no Rosie's. 
I would highly recommend reading this story with your children. 

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