Los Sueños de Kara - Anand, Ritu

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Résumé :
La peque?a Kara ten?a grandes sue?os. Pero hab?a visto a otros a su alrededor vencidos por los obst?culos lanzados contra ellos, y tem?a correr el mismo destino y nunca alcanzar sus sue?os. ?Era lo suficientemente buena? ?Era ella lo suficientemente fuerte? ?Ser? capaz de superar las dificultades? Kara, un ?rbol joven del bosque, decide pedirle consejo a un ?rbol maduro y sabio. Las ense?anzas ayudan a Kara a darse cuenta de que tiene todo dentro de ella para alcanzar sus sue?os: s?lo necesita adaptarse a su entorno y creer en s? misma. Este maravilloso cuento infantil representa el primer libro de Ritu Anand de Sarasota, Florida. La historia se ve reforzada por las hermosas ilustraciones de Veen Redwood. Los Sue?os de Kara es una historia de fe, crecimiento y resiliencia. Cualquier ni?o quedar? cautivado por la historia y sus im?genes. ...

Biographie:
Ritu Anand started writing when she could hold a pencil, but life kept getting in the way. For the past four years, she has chosen Writing as her career. She draws her inspiration from nature around her and her scripture - Sri Guru Granth Sahibjee. When she sat down to write Kara's Dreams, her pen flowed its ink onto paper, as a river floods its banks. The beautiful verse within the scripture that guided her story provides - Pavan Guru, Paani Pita, Mata Dharadh Mahat, Divas Raat Duii Dayee Daya, Khaileh Sagal Jagat. It means the Wind is the Guru. Water is the Father. Earth is the Mother. Day and Night are caretakers. All the elements - Wind, Water, Earth, Night and Day work in concert to enable creatures to play and enjoy this playground called Earth. Ritu Anand lives in Sarasota, Florida with her loving husband. Her interests include reading, writing, singing Indian classical music, dancing to Bollywood music, traveling and playing golf.

Sommaire:
Ritu Anand started writing when she could hold a pencil, but life kept getting in the way. For the past four years, she has chosen Writing as her career. She draws her inspiration from nature around her and her scripture - Sri Guru Granth Sahibjee. When she sat down to write Kara's Dreams, her pen flowed its ink onto paper, as a river floods its banks. The beautiful verse within the scripture that guided her story provides - Pavan Guru, Paani Pita, Mata Dharadh Mahat, Divas Raat Duii Dayee Daya, Khaileh Sagal Jagat. It means the Wind is the Guru. Water is the Father. Earth is the Mother. Day and Night are caretakers. All the elements - Wind, Water, Earth, Night and Day work in concert to enable creatures to play and enjoy this playground called Earth. Ritu Anand lives in Sarasota, Florida with her loving husband. Her interests include reading, writing, singing Indian classical music, dancing to Bollywood music, traveling and playing golf....