There once was a hungry lion, a penguin (Well he was just here...), a little calico kitten (I could have sworn I just saw him...), a brown mouse (Now wait a second...), a bunny with floppy ears and a bunny with un-floppy ears (Okay this is just getting ridiculous), a frog, a bat, a pig, a slightly bigger pig, a wooly sheep, a koala, a hen, and also a turtle. Hey! What's going on here... The very hungry lion is all set to enjoy an exciting day with his other animal pals. But all of a sudden his friends start disappearing at an alarming rate! Is someone stealing the hungry lion's friends, or is the culprit a little...closer to home? With sharp wit, adorable illustrations, and hysterical twists galore, this debut picture book asks - what do you think happened to the hungry lion's friends?
After the success of Up Down Across and Small Smaller Smallest comes an
exciting new pull-tab board books sure to delight, introducing the concept of
family.
Meet Wellington - the little elephant with BIG ideas - in this irresistible
story about family and growing up from acclaimed picture book creator, Steve
Small (illustrator of I'm Sticking With You).
An intimate memoir from Peter Levine, renowned developer of Somatic
Experiencing and bestselling author of Waking the Tiger. In this intimate
memoir, renowned developer of Somatic Experiencing Peter A. Levine shares his
personal journey to heal his own severe childhood trauma as well as offering
profound insights into the evolution of his innovative trauma healing method.
Casting himself as a modern-day Chiron, the wounded healer of Greek mythology,
Dr. Levine describes, in graphic detail, the violence of his childhood
juxtaposed with specific happy and exuberant memories, which helped him
prepare for coming to terms with his horrifying experiences. He shares his
inner experience of being guided through Somatic Experiencing (SE) to
illuminate and untangle his traumatic wounds and describes the mysterious and
unexpected dreams and visions that have guided him through his life's work.
Exploring his dream visitations from Albert Einstein in depth, he explains how
he came to view Einstein as his personal spirit guide and mentor and how he
later discovered his own personal and profound real-life connection to him
through his mother. Describing his breakthroughs in developing Somatic
Experiencing, the author details how he helped thousands of others before
resolving his own trauma years later with the support of his method. He
explains how the SE method is derived from his studies of wild animals in
their natural environments, neurobiology, and more than 50 years of clinical
observations. He describes his education and career as well as his encounters
with noteworthy figures such as somaticists Charlotte Selver and Ida Rolf,
ethological zoologist Nikolas Tinbergen, and autism pioneer Mira Rothenberg.
Unveiling the inner story of the man who changed the way psychologists,
doctors, and healers understand and treat the wounds of trauma and abuse, this
autobiography reveals how anyone suffering from trauma has a valuable story to
tell. And by telling our stories, we can catalyze the return of hope, dignity,
and wholeness.
