Good morning, everyone!
I haven't done an actual review in awhile and this book is not a romance. It's so much more!
Before I get into the review, I want you to notice the beautiful cover done by artist Anaïs Chartschenko . Anais will be a guest on my KellysCreativeDream blog soon.
So what incredible story inspired her artwork?
Biron the bee isn’t sure he wants
to be like the rest of the bees in his hive. But he doesn’t know what he would
be good at besides making honey. Thus begins the delightful adventures of a
sprightly little bee with a big imagination. When all of Biron’s exciting ideas
are discouraged, he wonders if any of his dreams “as big as the sky” can come
true. His amusing exploits take him from honey homes to spaceships with wings, until
he’s finally reminded of the importance of believing in himself – “there’s no
one but you who can get in your way.”
Artist AnaisChartschenko has done a beautiful job of bring Biron, his exploits and friends he meets along the way, to life.
I love the fact that while this book is written for children, any age can identify with the premise. Even adults struggle with being able to attain their dreams or what they want to be 'when they grow up'. The rest of the blurb for this book says:
Written in an easy -to-understand,
rhythmic and whimsical style that’s accompanied by bright, colorful
illustrations, this collectible children’s book’s gentle reminder to never set
limits on yourself makes it a wonderful gift for children of all ages
(including adults who might also need a little reminding that they’re never too
old to dream big and reach for the stars).
That's why Sarra Cannon's HB90 course as well as her Publish & Thrive are great tools. Her process in each course, whether you want to be an author or boost your productivity, she helps guide you to finding out who you are and how to get where you want to be.
You met the author, Gregg McBride yesterday, but if you missed that introduction, you can see it HERE.
Known for his Hallmark Movie, A Heavenly Christmas as well as columns in Psychology Today and The Huffington Post, Gregg shows his diversity as a writer... a path we can all walk if we want to and set out on the adventure to achieve our dreams.
Here is a short video from Anais' YouTube Channel
You can pick up your copy in either Hardcover, Paperback or eBook by clicking on the following links:
All my best
~Angela
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