Wilhelmina had one wish- she wished she didn't look like this. Wilhelmina is a fairy with one problem, a unibrow that she cannot tame. Unhappy with how she looks, she goes on a quest to change only to find the heart of who she is with the help of Mr. Owl who cannot see. Wilhelmina had one wish, and then she changed it.
Lisa Reinicke is the majority holder of Our House Publications and author of 4 published children’s picture books for sale on Amazon and independent book stores. Lisa was honored with the Mom's Choice Gold Award for lifetime literary excellence for her children's book "Wings and Feet in 2017. She is a storyteller and author of 35 children’s stories appearing on local TV shows, elementary schools, and bookstores. The stories have been published in 3 collective recordings for distribution for A Goodnight Sleep Company. She also produced online (virtual) training for service advisors and technicians. Lisa served as head writer and on-camera talent in the videos. Her books are entertaining yet focus on social issues that engage children and parents to discuss. Her four children were all uniquely different ranging from physical differences, adoption, and physiological disorders that lead her following experts in each field to help children overcome the stigma around being different.
Lisa passionately works raising money for charities that improve children’s lives physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
I took all five grand kids (soon to be six) swimming yesterday. If you know me, then you are aware that they are fodder for my children's books.
The day was glorious because all were getting alone so well, until, one set of swimming goggles broke!
Then tears and temper broke loose because he could not possibly swim now that his goggles broke.
Trying to be my best Mimi, I explained that he could still get into the water, still have fun, and still enjoy the day. Well, that didn't work.
So, I had the other four go ahead and keep playing to leave the crying one-to cry.
And crying he did, for about 15 minutes. Then he jumped into the water to play with everyone else.
Later, he came up to me and repeated my same words back to me about being grateful to just be able to swim, goggles or not.
I guess sometimes, kids do listen,,,,even when we think they don't.
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