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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Chelsea Lynn Labate
Winner of the APR/Honickman First Book Award, selected byPulitzer Prize-winner Jericho Brown. Bright Shade is an appreciation of the wild woods, the rolling hills, the Appalachian air, and the little rivers that were the setting of Chelsea Harlan's upbringing. The poems speak through the liminal space between the body and its relationships to other bodies, and the human relationship with nature--and so climate change is, inevitably, part of this book's undercurrent of grief. As the author navigates the high highs and the low lows of delight and despair, Bright Shade articulates the wonder that accompanies sadness and the sadness that accompanies joy. Chelsea Harlan's work is as melancholic as it is humorous, indeed bittersweet, and a little bit strange in just the right way.
Yellow is Chelsea Hui's debut collection of poetry, which was self-published by Chelsea in November of 2019. Yellow is a raw exploration of femininity and takes you on a journey through love, trauma, survival and healing. 'A love letter to her culture', as Chelsea likes to call it, Yellow encapsulates her struggles as a woman of colour and brings to life the experience of living between two cultures and what it means to call two countries home. It is a piece of work inspiring self-love, diversity and acceptance.
At First Light: 40 Prayers and Quotations from the Baha'i Writings
Chelsea Lee Smith
Enable Me to Grow
2018
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This novella takes place between books 2 and 3.Damien doesn't believe in ghosts, even when he hears the voice of his ex-best friend Pete calling to him from the Banking and Finances building, the scene of his death. His new friend Riley doesn't believe in ghosts, either, but when Damien confides in him about what he thinks he heard, the two of them decide to investigate. On Halloween night.A decision they come to regret as soon as Pete's ghost traps them inside the building. It turns out Pete's got unfinished business with Damien concerning the collapse of their friendship. Damien's always blamed Pete for how it ended, but now Pete forces him to acknowledge the part he played in it. In order to survive the night, Damien will not only have to figure out how to fight a ghost, but he'll have to tell the truth about his past-even when that truth threatens to destroy his new friendship with Riley.
Ologies is Chelsea Biondolillo's debut chapbook of essays about her relationship as a woman with an interest in science. These memoir-style essays with gruesome imagery form a compelling narrative of Biondolillo's adolescence. Through these descriptions, Biondolillo claims that women can be scientists in a male-dominated, sexist field of study.
In her second chapbook, #LOVESONG, Chelsea Biondolillo once again shows that is possible to be both a scientist and a writer. Shattering preconceived notions of love, she instead expresses its more grittier and imperfect faces. Using pieces of history from past relationships, she combines these with her beautiful micro prose alongside bold images of birds in order to create a beautiful blend of love, death, and science.
Ephemera: Poetry and Photography by Lloyd Patrick Baker
Chelsea Leach
Wasabi Cat Publishing
2015
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Tinsey Clover can't quite put her finger on why the Bungaborg Forest seems so off lately, but she feels like it's somehow her fault. Can someone so small actually make a difference in the world's balance, though?
Tinsey Clover feels like a total outcast in her own village. When she sets out on an adventure through the Icelandic Bungaborg Forest, she has to rely on her innate math skills, a pinch of unreliable magic, and a team of unlikely new friends to navigate all sorts of sticky situations.
For eight-year-old Malory, who has ADHD, school isn't always an easy place to be. But Malory isn't the only one who has difficult days. Sometimes it's her classmates, teachers, or parents. Malory tries her best to focus, but oftentimes, her mind wanders, leading to trips to the Principal's office and phone calls home.Malory's art teacher Ms. Julie understand how it feels like to think a little differently from others. Born with Autism, Ms. Julie found comfort and calm through art. Now she uses it to help others to find their safe, creative haven too. In this inspiring neurodiverse story, Malory will discover that with a little bit of love and support from friends, you can do anything and, along the way, learn the power of believing in yourself and embracing your differences.
For eight-year-old Malory, who has ADHD, school isn't always an easy place to be. But Malory isn't the only one who has difficult days. Sometimes it's her classmates, teachers, or parents. Malory tries her best to focus, but oftentimes, her mind wanders, leading to trips to the Principal's office and phone calls home.Malory's art teacher Ms. Julie understands how it feels to think a little differently from others. Born with Autism, Ms. Julie found comfort and calm through art. Now she uses it to help others to find their safe, creative haven too. In this inspiring neurodiverse story, Malory will discover that with a little bit of love and support from friends, you can do anything and, along the way, learn the power of believing in yourself and embracing your differences.
Meet eight-year-old Malory. Malory has a learning difference, but that doesn't stop her from enjoying her life. Whenever she feels blue, her mother and father remind her of the list of the ones who love her. Ms. Julie, her art teacher, understands how it feels to be a little different. She was born with autism. Ms. Julie encourages Malory to express herself through art. ADHD and Me is a beautiful celebration of neurodiversity through the voice of a child. Inspired by a true story. Did you know?Statistics show that more than 60% of children who have been diagnosed with ADHD are also treated for other mental disorders. Many people also contend with addictive disorders, engage in self-harm such as cutting or struggle with learning disabilities. There are many areas that ADHD can affect a person's mental health. Four common areas are: DepressionSocial anxietyInsomniaLow self-esteemDepression can drain your energy. Social anxiety can make it difficult to make friends or interact in group settings. Insomnia can result in poor mental or physical performance. And low self-esteem can lead to loneliness.A child should never have to face these things alone Parents and teachers are in the PRIME position to help children and students struggling with these emotional needs. So, how can we, as parents and teachers, do this? With providing children with four key things: A healthy support systemEncouragement to boost their self-esteemOpen communicationAnd creative outletsADHD and Me is inspired by a true story and told from the perspective of an eight-year-old girl named Malory. Throughout the story, Malory shares observations of others around her in school and at home while also navigating her own feelings.***RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS*** At the end of the book, there is a learning guide for parents and educators that goes into detail on how to create a healthy support system, boost your child's self-esteem, open up communication, and provide healthy creative outlets. ADHD and Me also has a FREE coinciding lesson plan designed for ages 5-8, made available for download to educators grades K-3rd grade on my website WWW.CHELSEASWORLDOFBOOKS.COM.This curriculum includes homework, social experiments, interactive games, and much more It is designed to help educate and inspire positive emotional stimulation, social engagement, creative thinking, and problem-solving in a classroom setting. Its purpose is to help educate children and motivate an engagement in social interactions.***SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR TEACHERS *** A special edition of this book entitled: ADHD and Me: CLASSROOM EDITION is scheduled to be released on December 15th, 2021. This book will be available for purchase through Lulu Online Bookstore. This edition is designed to be used by educators between K-3rd grade. It is equipped with questions, discussion points, and a hands-on guide to help children establish healthy boundaries, boost self-esteem, identify support systems, and discover creative outlets.
