Ocean Surprises ebook

by Connie Cutcher Weeks,Debbie Reese Potts

Connie Cutcher Weeks Debbie Reese Potts English

Ocean Surprises by. Debbie Reese Potts, Connie Cutcher Weeks (illustrator).

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Signed by Debbie Reese Potts and Connie Cutcher Weeks on title page. Donation sticker inside front cover. A young seahorse and his grandfather swim in the gently rolling ocean and find the surprises there and on the beach.

Creator: Connie Cutcher Weeks. Ocean Surprises uses the experiences of the ocean's inhabitants during a raging storm as a metaphor for the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity

Creator: Connie Cutcher Weeks. Ocean Surprises uses the experiences of the ocean's inhabitants during a raging storm as a metaphor for the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity.

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However, not all reception has been positive. According to Rohrer, who writes, "many of these readers are disappointed that the novel fails to meet the expectations generated by the mystique it is shrouded in. . Salinger has done his part to enhance this mystique.

Miracle Sharon couldn’t have been more surprised if Elvis himself had showed up at the front door. Certainly the last person she’d expected to see was her own husband. Certainly the last person she’d expected to see was her own husband ather pluck chickens than chase after her. Not that he was exactly chasing her. They stood a room apart, staring at one another, each waiting for the other to speak first. Neither seemed willing to be the first to breach the gap. I came to talk to my wife, Jerry announced stiffly to Seth. I’m sure you two would like some privacy.

Ocean Surprises uses the experiences of the ocean's inhabitants during a raging storm as a metaphor for the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity. A grandfather seahorse calms the fears of his grandson by pointing to sea shells successfully weathering the storm and explaining how courage allows spirits to grow stronger and fear to diminish in order to outlast personal storms. What others are saying about Ocean Surprises "As a mother, I can't fathom the pain experienced by these two women, as they watched their children endure such immense physical and mental hardship," says First Lady of Texas Anita Perry. "Through Debbie's simple prose and Connie's striking illustrations, 'Ocean Surprises' reminds us of the timeless lesson that through hardship, we gain strength." "Ocean Surprises is an effortless and elegant story of the cycle of adversity and resilience. I read it to my children to help them to understand what Daddy does at work. Like all great children's books, its message is applicable to young and old." -Adam Borah, psychiatrist with extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder "Ocean Surprises is a delightfully touching book that addresses the challenges which accompany unexpected life changes. It very gently and creatively expresses the fear and confusion that a child may feel when faced with difficult circumstances. What a wonderful tool for us to provide for children and their families facing difficult medical issues." -Lindsey Joy, Manager, Children's Miracle Network Brazos Valley

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very nice great story great art work great buy! we have bought 3 and they are great gifts!!

GYBYXOH

This book has a wonderful message for the children. They enjoy the beautiful pictures and hearing the story over and over again. This is a must have book.

HelloBoB:D

This is a wonderful and uplifting book for all ages. It helps children cope with the hardships in life and how we can truly come back from anything. I highly recommend this book and the illustrations are beautifully done.

Garr

This is a beautifully illustrated book that is perfect for children of all ages. The story is simple, but the message is powerful. It is a great book to give to anyone going through a difficult situation as it gives them hope that everything will work out in the end.