Little Warriors, Big Lives (Hardcover)
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Description
Little Warriors, Big Lives is an engaging poetry picture book that empowers and comforts children battling critical illnesses that are both winning and losing their fight. It allows caregivers, friends, and family to read to children relatable poems that are positive, upbeat, daring, optimistic, fun, and heart-warming despite their diagnosis. It’s a collection of enjoyable literary works that collides the pediatric critical illness world with encouragement, solace, and lightheartedness.
About the Author
Esther Fausett is a first time author and mother of two that resides with her husband in Northern Virginia. Esther graduated from Barry University with a degree in Biology and later started her masters in Criminal Justice. She’s an avid traveler that enjoys adventures and has incorporated these explorations with her young children. Her son, Solomon, was diagnosed a week after his second birthday with Neuroblastoma, stage 3. The goal behind Esther’s work is to actively help children with critical illnesses identify their inner might. Mousam Banerjee is a full-time artist and illustrator who loves to remain engaged in painting everything from whimsical children’s books to realistic concept art. Born into an artistic family, he was keen on creating original paintings right from childhood. With a post graduate diploma in Fine Arts, he has now made a career in digital illustrations
Praise For…
"The writing skill is absolutely gripping and smooth. I loved how beautifully the author has crafted the entire plot. The language used is simple and easy to understand. Highly recommended" —NIKET, reviewer
"A poetry picture book especially made for children who are suffering from cancer. It will enhance their will power." — @books_reviewer_
"A collection of enjoyable literary works that collides the pediatric critical illness world with encouragement, solace, and lightheartedness." —Shahjad Khan, author
"To those who are winning their battle, they might feel the poems to be encouraging, and to those who sadly are loosing their battles, this book might come as a little bit of comfort." —@booksfortanmay
