Hector At Ground Level and Beyond: A Very Simple Love Story

by Gary Finnan, Camryn Finnan (Illustrator), Elina Cherianidou (Illustrator)

Overview

 2014 Living Now Book Awards Inspirational Fiction Silver Medal Winner

This "little book" is about being present to the wonders that exist around us "At Ground Level," discovering all we fail to see when we spend so much of our lives chasing bigger, better, faster, and more. Everything around us seems much more desirable than ourselves or our own lives and loves. We say, "The grass is greener on the other side." Is it? Or is the grass greenest where you are?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798987601525
Publisher:	Wellness Writers Press
Publication date:	07/30/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	182
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

Gary Finnan was born in Scotland and raised in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Gary is a writer and sculptor who relocated with his wife and two daughters from South Africa to Healdsburg, California in 1999. He is a sought-after speaker and creativity coach. Find out more at www.garyfinnan.com.

Editorial Reviews

A powerful, insightful, and very expressive story that made me stop to think about my own life; ultimately, we hold the power to make the choices and decisions that determine the course and satisfaction of our existence. Often the type of self-realization that the hedgehog found in his dream comes all too late. --Doreen Justice

Hector’s journey touched close to my heart. I have tried to wait patiently for my Hector to wake up. This little book paints a marvelous tale! --Allison Blakley

Hector’s sense of self; his confusion, his anger, and then ultimate peace kept me turning the pages hoping that he would “see the light” and realize the one thing I am forever reminding myself... the grass is not greener on the other side. --Jennifer Myers

Hector had me entranced from the beginning, though at times I wanted to thump him for being so obtuse. Then realizing that thumping a hedgehog would hurt me more than him, I went back to the story and let Hector burrow his own way out. --Elizabeth Slater

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