What would it be like to touch a cloud? To hug a cloud? If only we could. A whimsical exploration of the water cycle, illustrating how interconnected all of life is.

~ Inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh’s teaching on Interbeing. The book includes a guided meditation created by The Plum Village community.

~ A portion of the proceeds from this book will be gifted to Water First Education & Training Inc.

How to Hug a Cloud is the fourth book in the Love To Be book series. The intention of this book series is to explore compassion, interconnection and kind-dialogue.

[8”x8”, Hardcover, Printed in Canada]

The Hue In You is a story about a star in the universe who feels alone in the dark. Hue takes us with him on a journey to explore the radiant beauty all around him. Soon he realizes that the light he admires so much is also within himself.

[11"x7", Harcover, Printed in Canada, Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified]

Our body is our vehicle to experience life in wonder ! Through our bodies and our senses we interact with the world around us. Love To Be Me! teaches us to honour our uniqueness, and express our love for who we are, in this moment. Making the world a kinder place starts with being kind to yourself.

[8.5” x 8.5”, Hardcover, FSC Printed in Canada]

“A beautiful book that introduces kids to an appreciation of their senses and their listening. Superb.” Elena Brower - Mama, teacher, speaker and co-author of Art of Attention 

“I really love this book. Sarah has found a simple way of helping children to love and value themselves more. I believe it is extremely important that children learn this vital skill at an early age and I am pleased to sing the praises of Sarah's book.”  Dr. David Hamilton - Author of I Heart Me: The Science of Self-love.

Love To Be Me! teaches children to love every part of themselves. Paired with watercolour illustrations, readers are encouraged to embrace their body and all the activites they rae able to perform becuase of it. This book will help children discover a path to self love and view the beauty in the world and themsevles. Perfect for younger children still learning that their hands can create and arms can embrace. After reading this book chidlren will love to be themselves. Holly Rainville Resource Links Magazine June 2018.