Books with author Rachel Leslie

Danielle Washington knows something isn't right as she stands before her own grave, watching as her casket is lowered six feet beneath the earth. Now she is on a mission to figure out why she is still here. With the help of an unexpected friend, she discovers that nothing is ever as it seems and that the only way to ensure you die without unfinished business is to live each day like it could be your last.

Itchy’s Thought is a children’s book that assists children between ages 9-10 in their-decision-making process by utilizing critical thinking skills. This book takes children through a 4-step decision-making process. The first challenge itchy confronts in the story is succumbing to peer pressure and to the “group think” of the “Orlicks.” The Orlicks like to control things. They prefer money and social climbing over community. In the book, the "Pips" - are Itchy, the owl, the tree, skunk, and a bird. Itchy’s Thought promotes environmental conservation by showing how building a road in the forest will affect the lives of the plants and animals in the forest. Guided by the wise Owl and his own intuition, Itchy employs a 4-step process of critical thinking in making hard decisions. By the end of the book Itchy successfully makes decisions on his own. As a psychotherapist, I have worked with children and families for many years. My knowledge and experience lend me the ability to write this book.

Itchy’s Thought is a children’s book that assists children between ages 9-10 in their-decision-making process by utilizing critical thinking skills. This book takes children through a 4-step decision-making process. The first challenge itchy confronts in the story is succumbing to peer pressure and to the “group think” of the “Orlicks.” The Orlicks like to control things. They prefer money and social climbing over community. In the book, the "Pips" - are Itchy, the owl, the tree, skunk, and a bird. Itchy’s Thought promotes environmental conservation by showing how building a road in the forest will affect the lives of the plants and animals in the forest. Guided by the wise Owl and his own intuition, Itchy employs a 4-step process of critical thinking in making hard decisions. By the end of the book Itchy successfully makes decisions on his own. As a psychotherapist, I have worked with children and families for many years. My knowledge and experience lend me the ability to write this book.