See resilience exemplified in how various people overcame difficult situations in this collection of real-life stories
Alex P. Hartwell shares how people solved or coped with problems in ‘Voices of Resilience’
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., Jan. 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) “Voices of Resilience: Children’s and Adults’ Stories of Strength & Courage of Heart” (published by Archway Publishing) by Alex P. Hartwell contains real-life stories for all ages that illustrates how to utilize inner-strength and courage, along with outside support at times, to resolve problems and move forward in life with a new purpose.
Designed to share stories from both children and adults, the book illustrates how they solved problems and how they got over issues. The topics include overcoming obstacles, surviving, thriving beyond traumatic events and solving everyday challenges. Through their stories, they hope to encourage others. The children often told the adults in their lives how those adults
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