A Little Thing Called Gratitude - Bermudez Edwards, Rosanna
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There is a place inside each of us where peace begins- still, steady, always waiting. Gratitude is what helps us find our way back there. A Little Thing Called Gratitude is a gentle picture book about seeing life through that lens... the place that notices the light in ordinary moments, the goodness in simple things, and the quiet gifts surrounding us, waiting to be seen. Through watercolor pages and golden-lined thanks, this story reminds us that gratitude isn't something we force ourselves to feel- it's something we remember. A way of being. A way of listening to the world with openness. A…mehr

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There is a place inside each of us where peace begins- still, steady, always waiting. Gratitude is what helps us find our way back there. A Little Thing Called Gratitude is a gentle picture book about seeing life through that lens... the place that notices the light in ordinary moments, the goodness in simple things, and the quiet gifts surrounding us, waiting to be seen. Through watercolor pages and golden-lined thanks, this story reminds us that gratitude isn't something we force ourselves to feel- it's something we remember. A way of being. A way of listening to the world with openness. A way of showing up to life with a little more trust, a little more awareness, a bit more wonder for the small miracles hiding in plain sight. This book is for:children connecting to their inner stillness classrooms nurturing presence, calm, and care families intentionally finding meaning in everyday moment anyone remembering that gratitude is not just an action, but also a choice Part of the Series of Little Things(TM), this story offers a gentle truth: when we choose to look through the lens of gratitude- even for something small- the whole world shifts. Not because the world changed, but because our view did. Because the simplest truth is often the truest one: when we are grateful, life reveals even more to be grateful for.