Kenny Kitten and the Wisdom of Grandfather Tree

Are you searching for a lesson story about friends helping each other heal in sadness? Meet Kenny Kitten who is concerned for his friend Kathy, she just isn't acting like herself.

This enlightening book takes inspiration from Native American teachings about respecting each other and nature and the wholistic healing effects of immersion into the forest environment.

Have you ever felt a tad sad? Kathy has been acting a bit down and mopey of late and Kenny is inspire to think of a way of brightening her mood. Imagine transforming your daily routine with practices that foster mindfulness, authentic living, and inner peace by learning in nature. Kenny invites Kathy on an after school walk. Under the mighty limbs of grandfather tree they learn that a tree can teach you a lesson in life if you will just listen and think. Kenny relates family stories about trees and their healing nature. Trees are patient, care for each other and always striving to grow -- and they dance in the wind!

They are cheered up by getting into nature and discover it can improve your mood and help you release sadness. Kathy and Kenny return home with renewed hope and cheerfulness. Start your transformative spiritual journey today with Kenny and Kathy today.

Dr. Pamela Two Spirits Reader is an author, nurse, counselor, educator and U.S. Air Force veteran. She has many years of experience working with hospice. Her deep understanding of Native American teachings beautifully enriches her children's book, emphasizing the vital importance of respect and reverence for nature and others. The lessons found in Whisker Woods series are inspired by her book with co-author Larry Running Turtle Salazar on Native American spirituality. Walking the Red Road: Empowering Practices for your Spiritual Journey and is available where books are sold.

Sally Jan Smith is an artist with over 35 years experience. She has a BA in English and did her masters work in creative writing. While living in California Sally Jan studied art with one of the early Disney artists, was a private school art teacher and a fashion designer. Time spent living in England inspired her love of fairies and the enchanted realms and art that children would love. She has painted magical paintings for children' rooms and is fascinated with animals and nature. Her original paintings reside in homes all over the United States. Sally Jan currently serves as the Events Director and Volunteer Coordinator at Ravine Gardens State Park, where she also oversees the formal historic gardens, rumored to be home to faries. She lives in a storybook house with a charming garden.