We are all connected by the human experience. The light. The dark. The wins. The losses. The joy. The pain.
Joel invites you to travel down his stream of consciousness, where you will discover a collection of insightful reflections and curious thoughts about his own human experience. From mental health to relationships and everything in between, Joel's concise yet compelling musings can be seen as a comforting guide where you can heal mental wounds, soothe your soul, or unearth revelations you never knew you needed.
In My Write Mind opens the door for you to wander through its beautifully illustrated writing and take time to connect and reflect. You may just find the words that inspire, motivate or validate your own human experience.
We are all connected by the human experience. The light. The dark. The wins. The losses. The joy. The pain.
Joel invites you to travel down his stream of consciousness, where you will discover a collection of insightful reflections and curious thoughts about his own human experience. From mental health to relationships and everything in between, Joel's concise yet compelling musings can be seen as a comforting guide where you can heal mental wounds, soothe your soul, or unearth revelations you never knew you needed.
In My Write Mind opens the door for you to wander through its beautifully illustrated writing and take time to connect and reflect. You may just find the words that inspire, motivate or validate your own human experience.
Each December, Santa Claus receives billions of letters from children around the world. Penned by those who believe they belong on Santa's nice list, they present an inventory of all their hoped-for toys, address it to the North Pole, then cross their fingers.
But seven-year-old Benjamin didn't care about any of that. Instead of composing another standard list of wishes, he needed to know more about the one subject he loves more than any other:
Dragons, the world's most misunderstood creatures.That year, Benjamin discovered one thing most of us don't - that jolly old St. Nick has a special place in his heart for these animals, too. In the stables and caves surrounding Santa's workshop, elves have been raising dragons for centuries.
Moved by the boy's belief, Santa sent Benjamin an extraordinary gift. He and his elves collected some of the only dragon artifacts ever to leave the North Pole - many offered up by the dragons themselves.
And here, in a rare personal letter written by Kris Kringle himself, you can learn all about the earth's last living (and definitely not mythical) creatures:
- Tanzanian land dragons
- Caribbean water dragons
- The South American Onyx
- Santa's own house dragon
- And many, many more
As you read about these fantastical fire-breathers, you'll also find out about the magical properties present in Benjamin's chest of dragon relics. Plus, you'll get to hear about the adventures the elves experienced as they collected these mysteries from Santa's private collection.
Accompanied by colorfully whimsical-and totally accurate-field-drawings, Dragons of the North Pole will deepen the magic of the holidays for children of all ages.
Each December, Santa Claus receives billions of letters from children around the world. Penned by those who believe they belong on Santa's nice list, they present an inventory of all their hoped-for toys, address it to the North Pole, then cross their fingers.
But seven-year-old Benjamin didn't care about any of that. Instead of composing another standard list of wishes, he needed to know more about the one subject he loves more than any other:
Dragons, the world's most misunderstood creatures.That year, Benjamin discovered one thing most of us don't - that jolly old St. Nick has a special place in his heart for these animals, too. In the stables and caves surrounding Santa's workshop, elves have been raising dragons for centuries.
Moved by the boy's belief, Santa sent Benjamin an extraordinary gift. He and his elves collected some of the only dragon artifacts ever to leave the North Pole - many offered up by the dragons themselves.
And here, in a rare personal letter written by Kris Kringle himself, you can learn all about the earth's last living (and definitely not mythical) creatures:
- Tanzanian land dragons
- Caribbean water dragons
- The South American Onyx
- Santa's own house dragon
- And many, many more
As you read about these fantastical fire-breathers, you'll also find out about the magical properties present in Benjamin's chest of dragon relics. Plus, you'll get to hear about the adventures the elves experienced as they collected these mysteries from Santa's private collection.
Accompanied by colorfully whimsical-and totally accurate-field-drawings, Dragons of the North Pole will deepen the magic of the holidays for children of all ages.