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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
It is important to be able to hit pause from time to time, take a few moments of peace and quiet, and be mindful. Mindfulness helps us be more present, and more aware of our environment and strengthens, our general well-being. And here comes The Power of Positive Thinking for Teens.
What sets this coloring book for teens apart:
· Powerful quotations—A moving collection of quotes from luminaries like Michelle Obama and Lin-Manuel Miranda encourages teens to embrace positivity and provides a boost of confidence in moments of uncertainty.
· An engaging mix of illustrations—Ranging from simple and uplifting to whimsical and complex, the dazzling illustrations in this coloring book let kids unleash their creativity and celebrate their unique style.
· Frame-worthy artwork—These illustrations are printed on single-sided pages, making them perfect for tearing out and displaying.
With these inspirational quotes, feel the stress and pressure leave your body and see how calm and quiet reenter your life.
Product Technical Details:
· Printed single-sided on bright white paper
· Premium matte-finish cover design
· Perfect for all coloring mediums
· Black background reverse pages to reduce bleed-through
· High-quality 60lb (90gsm) paper stock
· Large format 8.5"x11" page
GRAB this coloring book for grown-ups, pick up your favorite colored pencils and crayons and start coloring!
Catherine Worren
Well, first of all Catherine is a mother, a wife, an ambitious woman, a teacher and a friend. Hellen is not a big publishing house, she is more than that, she is a mother that is trying to put her kids on the right path and teach them the skills they will need in daily life. Catherine didn’t win any award, not she possesses any illustrator diploma, but she is passionate about drawing. She had always been. Being a teacher and working with her kids every day gives her the advantage of identifying and reacting to her own kid’s needs. So, this is Catherine, and Catherine is me.
