This understanding led me to create the "Friendly Skills for Smarty Kids" book series.
The first of them is now on Amazon - "Paspartu and the Law of Two,"
a book that delves into the essence of social skills,
centering around the ability to empathize with oneself and others,
termed 'The Law of Two' or 'I'm Happy You're Happy'.
It teaches children to understand their feelings and desires as well as others', fostering 'social' behavior.

- Enhances Empathy: Children learn to understand their own emotions and those of their peers.

- Improves Conflict Resolution: Equips children with the tools to resolve disagreements amicably.

- Boosts Emotional Regulation: Helps children manage their emotions effectively.

- Fosters Social Engagement: Encourages children to engage more openly and positively with others.

This series has been published over the last 6 years in my local community of parents and teachers,
and has received rave reviews.
However, even though I received empowering feedback from senior educators, social workers,
and managers of kindergarten chains,
the feedbacks that moved me the most are those of children
who shared with me through their parents
about the love and connection they feel towards these books,
and the beneficial effect on their social and emotional behavior.

The deep meaning of this for me is the benefits that enhance the lives of the children
whose soft souls are built and developed in these significant stages of life.

These feedbacks strengthen my belief
that with quality children's literature
it is possible to influence children
for a lifetime of more confidence, more self estimation, more social acceptance
and more success.

Now available on Amazon! this book is the first in this series
designed to enhance preschoolers' and elementary school students' social skills.
The series, praised by educators and parents, offers a comprehensive approach
to instilling important social competencies at home and at school.

more about me:
I am an ardent fan of Tove Janson's books - The Moomin Valley stories. As a therapeutic writer I think they have a therapeutic genius, along with a soft and inviting imaginative richness.
Tove Jenson is an inspiration to me.

I am also a big fan of Mark Twain. I have read the book 'Tom Sawyer' dozens of times, and still, when I am looking for an entertaining relaxation, I return to this book again.

My writing is deeply influenced by the phenomenal work of the legendary psychiatrist Milton Erickson.

And after all, even though I'm already a grandmother of over fifty, the little girl in my heart is a freak of Doctor Seuss books and watch Winnie the Pooh movies.

Give your child the gift of these magical stories
and discover the profound enjoyment they bring to both your child and yourself.

There's much to look forward to. And... a surprise awaits you inside.

Take a peek...