The Get Well Spell

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Going in search of the legendary 'Get Well Spell', Morris, a kind-hearted little unicorn, discovers that true magic isn't always found in faraway spells but in the tender care we give ourselves. When Morris wakes one misty morning under the shadow of Dragon's Ridge, the kind-hearted unicorn doesn't feel well at all. As he sets out on a quest to find a fabled 'Get Well Spell', he discovers the need to fill his own cup back up so that he can continue to share love and kindness and look after others. This tender and engaging rhyming tale of resilience and self-discovery from award-winning author and young persons' counsellor Hannah Peckham will help children understand the importance of self-care and looking after their emotional well-being. AGES: 2 plus AUTHOR: Hannah Peckham is a counsellor, mother and award-winning children's author. Her books deliver beautiful stories and the opportunity to help develop emotional intelligence and deliver key social-emotional lessons. Children who learn how to understand their emotions are more likely to develop resilience and coping skills, have a positive sense of self, develop good relationships, feel more confident and be more empathic. Hanna is a Ukrainian-German freelance illustrator, sushi lover, and big dreamer from a small town somewhere not that far away from the Bavarian Alps in Germany. Most of the time you'll find her with an iPad illustrating on the couch, with a cup of tea in her hand, and two black cats by her feet. Her illustrations are inspired by mood, photos, and beautiful places. SELLING POINTS: . A magical uncorn tale about the importance of self-care . A gentle rhyming story of adventure and discover . Encourages self-awareness and positive wellbeing habits

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Hannah Peckham is a counsellor, mother and award-winning children's author. Her books deliver beautiful stories and the opportunity to help develop emotional intelligence and deliver key social-emotional lessons. Children who learn how to understand their emotions are more likely to develop resilience and coping skills, have a positive sense of self, develop good relationships, feel more confident and be more empathic. Hanna is a Ukrainian-German freelance illustrator, sushi lover, and big dreamer from a small town somewhere not that far away from the Bavarian Alps in Germany. Most of the time youll find her with an iPad illustrating on the couch, with a cup of tea in her hand, and two black cats by her feet. Her illustrations are inspired by mood, photos, and beautiful places.