Inner Peace: A Place to Be

This very short story adapted from a poem, is about how to find happiness in life. It brings you to a place called Inner Peace. It is geared for young children because it allows a child to think about ways to find inner peace in life. It reflects on how to be, who to look to for as a role model in your life and ways to be that will bring you inner peace. Once you are at the place of Inner Peace, you should be happy. Children love to romanticize and this book is a bit of a romantic journey. The journey is all about preparing yourself to be happy in life. Enjoy!

Deborah Rose Lesser has published her poem Inner Peace in a poetry selection book entitled The Muse. Her poem was copyrighted in 2004 with the Library of Congress. A second poem, "Springtime", published in 2005, is copyrighted with the Libary of Congress and will appear in the International Book Of Who''s Who in Poetry. She has written for school newspapers, the local town newspaper and she was Editor of her Junior High School yearbook and Section Editor of her High School Yearbook. She edited the Annual Report for her local town hall and it won an award for its excellence from the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities. She graduated from the University of Rhode Island, and has advanced degrees from the University of Hartford and the Quinnipiac College School of Law. She has written a newsletter for the State Department of Administrative Services' Bureau of Information Systems and Data Processing at its inception stage. She has numerous poems and books to be finished, however, none are published as of yet. Deborah has traveled to Europe where she studied in Heidelberg, Germany. She studied German and French and one of her books depicts this time. Her love for children's books arrived out of her two children, Jared Miah and Hannah Rae. She dedicates this book to them.