In the days that follow, Willow discovers a new telepathic bond with the animals around her and soon realizes they are to become her greatest allies and teachers.When a forest fire threatens to destroy her family and the wild canyon she loves, Willow is forced to replace her anger and resentment with love and
- Title : Willow's Gift
- Author : Ms Connie Myslik-McFadden
- Rating : 4.88 (250 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-2-6
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 236 Pages
- Asin : 1514875942
- Language : English
In the days that follow, Willow discovers a new telepathic bond with the animals around her and soon realizes they are to become her greatest allies and teachers.When a forest fire threatens to destroy her family and the wild canyon she loves, Willow is forced to replace her anger and resentment with love and responsibility. In this moment, Willow understands that she is not alone—and her journey has just begun.Set in the majestic Montana wilderness, Willow’s Gift is a poignant, heartwarming story of openness, triumph, and resilience and the boundless love and hope for tomorrow that connects us to the world around us.. It’s in these darkest of moments when we see what we’re truly made of.In Willow’s Gift, author Connie Myslik-McFadden introduces us to modern heroine Willow, who has just survived a heartrending, near-death experience. Believing in yourself and your own unique gifts, even in the wake of tragedy and grief, is a difficult feat to accomplish. Claiming her new identity and sense of belonging, she steps into her role with bravery and maturityYou can find her on the web at gatheringthesoul.
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.Author Connie Myslik-McFadden is a writer and Jungian psychotherapist in Bozeman, Montana, where she lives with her husband and two bearded collies. She lived in Princeton, New Jersey, for many years before moving to Big Sky country in 1994
She gets help, though, from a snow-white raven who speaks to her in dreams: "I have come to be your friend and guide," explains the dream raven. . From Kirkus Reviews The summer before turning 14, Willow Ward loses her mother to a car accident, which also robs Willow of the sight in one eye and leaves her with an ugly scar on her face. When the foursome goes camping just as an arsonist sets a forest fire, Willow must use her gift to save animals and humans. Two (real) black ravens help keep Willow safe outdoors by transmitting images of dangerous creatures nearby--the wildlife around Willow's home in Montana is stressed and venturing closer to humans due to climate change, habitat losCesare's two sons, Robert and Peter had a major falling out, with Peter winning the family battle and ousting him from the family business. Regarding transhuman opposing ideologies, he presented the positions of deep-ecology, conservatism, gainism, luddism and others. But it could have been much better if more critical and much shorter if a lot of the fluff were removed.. It just doesn't simplify the harder concepts.. Catherine Nelson. Page 103 contains a photo of the Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missouri which identifies one of the signatories as Gen. And, he assumes that the people with superior energy, ability and ambition, regardless of their social origins, will just tolerate living under democratic rule, instead of using their enhancements to challenge the authorities, like Magneto from the X-Men mythos. The dust jacket shows several rave reviews for these books. Instead, the book earned just 3½ stars. You have a gift for distilling the complex truth into forms that can be clearly explored without confusion. You'll be challenged, but
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