Beatrice the Bewildered Bumblebee by Gayla Bratta Suicide

Beatrice the Bewildered Bumblebee by Gayla Bratta SuicideWhat if being ordinary is actually your most extraordinary gift? Beatrice is a bumblebee who questions everythingespecially herself. While dragonflies zip through the sky, ants carry impossibly heavy loads, and moths work fearlessly through the night, Beatrice wonders why she can't do any of those things. Bored with her slow routine, she tries to be faster, stronger, and braver. But every attempt leaves her more bewildered and convinced that being a

Meghin Kiernan checked off her dreams one at a time–culminating in motherhood and a veterinary license

Infertility was not part of the plan

One mother's worst nightmare unfolded upstairs during an algebra study session

Each book includes an activity page and 3 "My Guardian Dear" trading cards to connect + share belief

she equips leaders to:

Here she reaches out to another who is just starting the same journey

is in many ways killing us

and above all the mentors who've influenced and motivated him over the years

while Adam adds his voice from the field and beyond

learning that beauty can be found in every moment

you have to face what's been keeping you grounded

the reader will discover both the individual and universal way we are all wired for connection and meaning