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Inviting Parents and Kids to Experience the Power of Connection with Nature and Each Other For Stronger Health and Happiness
"As a therapist working with children, I wholeheartedly endorse Clay's captivating and beautifully illustrated book that takes young readers on a transformative journey through nature. I would utilize this book as a powerful tool in my practice and recommend it for school libraries." - Dr. Donia Fahim, Educational-Behavioural Consultant & Highly Specialized Speech & Language Therapist
The Long Forest Trail is a captivating early reader's children's book, imagined by 7-year-old author, Clay Vilhauer.
?Join Clay and his mom on an enchanting journey through nature as they explore a vibrant trail of discovery. Hand in hand, they embark on a colorful adventure, where Clay learns about happiness and resilience while facing challenges from the elements. Through heartfelt conversations, Clay realizes the power of love, trust, kindness, and staying strong through life's obstacles.
The Long Forest Trail is a heartwarming tale celebrating family bonds, resilience, gratitude for nature's wonders-and above all-the power of human connection.
We've partnered with "Burning Through Pages", a 501(c) 3 organization committed to fostering a love for reading and facilitating meaningful conversations that awaken the potential within our city's youth.
Please consider placing a substantial bulk order this holiday season for us to distribute on your behalf or anonymously, to those who aren't likely to get a gift this year.
Generosity heals. Generosity moves. Generosity sets the new, and much needed, standard.
