The Birthday Chronicles
Volume I
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Take a few steps down the path into the Forest of Inside-Out with Henry. Start with the treasure map, which tells of adventures yet to be. Take a walk with Dad and Henry as they cross the bridge Henry had never noticed before, to search for the treasure we all possess but perhaps have never sought. S you read the story to your young friend, listen to the echoes in your own heart. You, too, may discover the truth told us by T.S. Eliot “We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time.”
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Henry is just old enough to begin to learn about love and truth, trust and sharing. That’s why Dad has decided to take Henry on an adventure, something Dad does when Henry needs to see something for himself.
It’s time for Henry to go with Dad to the Forest of Inside-Out. The Forest of Inside-Out is a very special place, where even the animals can talk (it’s how they get what’s inside them out). In the Forest of Inside-Out you can only tell the truth, and you have to see and deal with things, for yourself, exactly as they are. Henry gets to find out what’s inside Henry and those who love him, and how that makes him feel.
As the adventure unfolds, Henry learns the value of listening to his Dad’s voice, even if he can’t see him. Dad tells Henry about Helpers, too. Of course, allowing himself to be helped and becoming a helper is a decision Henry will have to make for himself as the adventure of his life continues….
Tim Healy, lives in a small town in northeastern Connecticut, USA, not far from the Forest of Inside-Out, with his lovely wife Chris. Their grandson Henry is the loving focus of this book and all those to follow.
About the Author
Tim Healy, lives in a small town in northeastern Connecticut, USA, not far from the Forest of Inside-Out, with his lovely wife Chris. Their grandson Henry is the loving focus of this book and all those to follow.