The Girl Who Cried for the Earth: A Story of Hope, Healing & Possibilities is now published and has won "Book of the Earth Award"
Once upon a time, there was a little girl whose imagination ran wild and free. As she grew, she began to notice suffering of the people, animals, and nature around her. She longed to help but felt overwhelmed and unsure of where to start. Embraced by the Earth as she cried, the girl discovered the power of her imagination. She learned that she could shift her perspective and “see with the eyes of her heart,” imagine and feel into new possibilities, and connect to visions that benefit all of life.
This enchanting and beautifully illustrated story inspires hearts of all ages to acknowledge their feelings of fear and uncertainty about what is happening on our planet and empowers them to take steps toward creating positive change.
This story was recently awarded the "Book of the Earth Award" and was given a lovely book review by wordsoftheearth.com. The mission of the Book of the Earth Award is to bring together narratives that inspire thoughtful reflection on our relationship with Earth and our place in the cosmos. These stories highlight how deeply the roots of human imagination are planted in the Earth. From classic environmental writing to modern fiction, poetry, and speculative tales, the award winning stories offer ideas that celebrate the beauty, complexity, and challenges of our planet and beyond. Through these stories we are able to discover hope, innovation, and the potential for harmonious coexistence, while envisioning futures that inspire change and reflecting the choices we must make today on our home planet.
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