The Two Goats - I Made a ONE Minute Story for KIDS and Here's What Happened!Synopsis of "Once There Were Two Goats"This is a heartwarming tale about two goat friends who exemplify the values of friendship and sharing. One day, one goat brings milk while the other brings grass. Instead of keeping their food to themselves, they share with each other, ensuring both are nourished and happy. Their mutual generosity and camaraderie highlight the importance of sharing and being fr...

About the book:This story is about a little tortoise that was struggling to carry its heavy shell on its back. But the tortoise had no other option. So it was determined to get food for itself.Seeing this, the Gods did something...Read the book to find out...About the author:The author of this book is Nila Shenbagakumar. When she made this book, she was just 10years old! She is very excited to show her books to her f...

Once upon a time, there was a girl blessed with long, beautiful hair. She loved her hair and wanted to take good care of it. Every day, her mother would help her by brushing and pleating it neatly. The girl always watched her mother closely, fascinated by the way her hands moved to create the perfect braid.One day, her mother went to the market and left the girl alone at home. When it was time to fix her hair, the girl decided to try it on her own. Remembering what she had observed...

About the Book:Bubbles is a fancy soap ball that loves sitting beside the sink. But unlike other soaps, Bubbles doesn’t want to be used.As the days go by, Bubbles begins to worry about what might happen if people keep washing their hands with it. Will Bubbles find a way to overcome its fears?Join Bubbles on a heartwarming journey in this charming children’s story about kindness, courage, and discovering what truly matters.About the A...

First Lessons, Lasting InsightsNearly all of us have stories of advice given by the mom or mother figure in our lives. Mom is our first teacher and coach. For those of us who become leaders, teachers, and coaches, her guidance has a special value.In Leadership Lessons for Any Occasion: Stories of Our Mothers, executive coaches and authors Ed and Nila Betof have collected stories from a wide range of leaders, teachers, coaches, and talent development professionals about how ...

About the Book:What happens when two best friends get separated?When Piku and Chiku, a cheerful pair of socks, are tossed into the washing machine, an unexpected accident pulls them apart. Lost, lonely, and surrounded by unfamiliar clothes, hope begins to fade.But sometimes, even after getting lost, we can still find our way back.The Lost Sock is a heartwarming children's story about friendship, hope, and never giving up.About the Author:

How do you feel about your name?Names and how we feel about them are linked to our sense of self-identity. For people with non-Western names in Western English-speaking contexts, this relationship can be complicated. My Name Is explores verbatim narratives from research participants who have non-Western names, examining how individuals view their relationships with their names, how names impact self-identity, and how names can correlate to...

In a serene village, a diligent farmer devoted himself tirelessly to his fields, pouring all his effort into ensuring a bountiful harvest. Recognizing his unwavering dedication, the heavens smiled upon him, and the rains arrived at the perfect time. The nourishing water transformed his fields into a lush, thriving crop. Witnessing the fruits of his labor, the farmer felt immense joy and satisfaction. This simple yet profound tale reminds us that hard work and perseverance are always reward...

The two opposites, or so their school thinks. It’s going to be hard for Jenny to put up with Kate, and of course, vice versa.One day is going to be the longest they can both survive with each other, before getting flung onto a storm-y island.Faced with… A monster that eats bad girls, and a queen recruiting fairies, the girls have to stick together more than they want to.While drawing nearer a fullstop, Jenny n’ Kate have to decide what it will be… Will they do it in...

How does the place, economy, and culture of where a person is born and raised impact the development of their personhood over their life course?Drawing from five case studies across diverse global contexts, social anthropologist María Florencia Amigó considers how cultural identity, engrained beliefs and practices, and economic determinants can shape destinies, by looking at how babies become children, and children become independent adults.

How has the cultural phenomenon of Chinese rock music shaped the identity of a Chinese woman scholar and influenced wider Chinese society? What does Chinese rock reveal about global power structures and their interconnectedness?Drawing on her lived experiences, author Lei (Nada) Peng embarks on a journey as a Chinese rock listener and researcher between mainland China, France, and the United Kingdom. Bridging scholarly analysis with personal narrat...

I****NSIDE IRAN'S NEW REVOLUTIONA deeply personal, politically impassioned portrait of the protests taking place in Iran.I've stopped pulling up my scarf to cover my hair when I pass by the guards. I know that nothing can stop one of them from raising his gun and targeting me. But this is for the greater good.Anonymous activist Nila gives us a witness' insight into the everyday activism, bravery and violence ...