The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have
The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have

The Fish Who Searched for Water: Helping children find comfort in what they already have

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This charming and imaginative bedtime tale for kids ages 4 through 8 tells of the adventure of a heroic fish who searches for water to end his loneliness and increase his happiness.

It will delight children and parents alike. This beautifully illustrated book will help children recognize the love that surrounds them and increase their awareness of the world around them.

The Fish Who Searched for Water ends with The Love Hunt, a set of questions to help children recognize and appreciate that they are surrounded by love wherever they are. A delightful reminder that what you seek is already here.

A BOOK ABOUT LOVE

"This beautiful little book magically transforms ancient non-dual spiritual teachings of Oneness and unconditional love into an accessible, colorful and fun story that everyone can enjoy and understand"
Jeff Foster
Author of 'The Deepest Acceptance' and 'Falling in love with where you are.'

"Don't disparage the spiritual quest as useless because it seems to bring us back to where we started from. The quest's final product is a tender beauty like the beauty we find in Andrew's simple and touching tale"
Jason Shulman
Founder of A Society of Souls

 

Customer Reviews

Based on 15 reviews
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J
Jeannie
Beautiful and enlightening books for children

We have several of these lovely and enlightening books for children.. My grandchildren adore these stories, breathing at the beginning in preparation for relaxation and sleep and love a star or sticker from the end of the book.

D
Debbie McCarthy
Special stories with a wonderful message

I gifted a set of these books to a friend for a baby shower . We all loved reading them before the baby was born. Such wonderful stories.

M
Manjit
Love it

Wanderful book. My friend whom I gifted to loved it as well.

K
KW
Try other titles from this author

We really like “the laughing witch” and “the hug who got stuck.” This book is not as strong as those in terms of the rhythm, pictures, or kid buy-in.

D
D. Sutherland
Great books, good for the world!

These are such wonderful books! These cute stories start with simple, easy mindful meditation breaths called "snuggle breathing" they only take a couple minutes. Its meant to create a calm and peaceful connection of both the child and parent so that as the story is read they both are able to appreciate what the true message is within the story. Each story reminds the reader to treat all life with respect, treat people with kindness, to use your heart and go within, to be greatful and to love and cherish the earth. The stories are cheerful, happy tales and the illustrations through out each book are very good and help keep a childs interest. There are even colorful stickers at the end of each story that you can place on a star on the back cover of the book to keep track of your snuggle breaths. The breathing in the beginning really helps quiet your childs mind and get them ready for the story. If you do these quick, short breaths with your child just as they say in the book it will work!. Helping your child at this young age to breath through times that are difficult or when they may need a more clear and quiet head is a wonderful tool.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 15 reviews
93%
(14)
0%
(0)
7%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
J
Jeannie
Beautiful and enlightening books for children

We have several of these lovely and enlightening books for children.. My grandchildren adore these stories, breathing at the beginning in preparation for relaxation and sleep and love a star or sticker from the end of the book.

D
Debbie McCarthy
Special stories with a wonderful message

I gifted a set of these books to a friend for a baby shower . We all loved reading them before the baby was born. Such wonderful stories.

M
Manjit
Love it

Wanderful book. My friend whom I gifted to loved it as well.

K
KW
Try other titles from this author

We really like “the laughing witch” and “the hug who got stuck.” This book is not as strong as those in terms of the rhythm, pictures, or kid buy-in.

D
D. Sutherland
Great books, good for the world!

These are such wonderful books! These cute stories start with simple, easy mindful meditation breaths called "snuggle breathing" they only take a couple minutes. Its meant to create a calm and peaceful connection of both the child and parent so that as the story is read they both are able to appreciate what the true message is within the story. Each story reminds the reader to treat all life with respect, treat people with kindness, to use your heart and go within, to be greatful and to love and cherish the earth. The stories are cheerful, happy tales and the illustrations through out each book are very good and help keep a childs interest. There are even colorful stickers at the end of each story that you can place on a star on the back cover of the book to keep track of your snuggle breaths. The breathing in the beginning really helps quiet your childs mind and get them ready for the story. If you do these quick, short breaths with your child just as they say in the book it will work!. Helping your child at this young age to breath through times that are difficult or when they may need a more clear and quiet head is a wonderful tool.

123

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Meet The Author


My name is Andrew Newman. I love all things creative and spiritual - especially kids! I've written books that help families connect at the end of those hectic days filled with growing, loving, and learning. I have trained and worked in healing and community building for many years which is demonstrated in the amount of detail and attention I've given to the impact of each book. These stories come to me in moments of clear sight and understanding. They feel like a gift to me, and I hope to pass that on to you and yours. Welcome to Conscious Stories - I hope it blesses your family!

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Each bedtime story guides you through snuggle-break meditation, a mindful journey, and a conscious conversation.