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This enchanting tale follows Hergal, the 10-legged hermit crab with big eyes and an even bigger heart, as he embarks on an extoraodinary journey on the tropical island of Spark.
In a world where beautiful shells are hard to find, Hergal learns the true meaning of non-attachment and friendship.
When humans take the precious shells that Hergal and his friends need for homes, the struggle for survival begins. As he outgrows his shell and faces bullies, Hergal must confront his fears and insecurities. With the unwavering support of his best friend, Helen, he learns to let go of the past and embrace change, teaching children the importance of resilience, friendship, and finding peace amidst life's challenges.
*Why You and Your Child Will Love This Book: *
*Emotional Growth: * Helps children understand and manage feelings of sadness, loneliness, and anger.
*Educational Value: * Introduces essential teachings inspired by Eckhart Tolle's Three Aspects of True Freedom and Enlightened Living.
*Beautiful Illustrations: * Vivid artwork by Majox captivates and engages young readers.
This heartwarming tale is the second in a three-book series centered on leading children to emotional freedom and enlightened living. Other titles include:
Kiwi the Flightless Bird & The Teaching of Acceptance
Bella the Stinging Bee & The Teaching of Non-reaction
The timeless wisdom and simplicity of this series are suitable for readers of all ages. Let Hergal's journey inspire your children, and perhaps yourself, to embrace acceptance and gratitude.
Join Hergal on a transformative adventure and discover how one small Crab can teach us all about finding peace in the uncomfortable
