Vivian has a secret that she must protect in order to be safe! With the help of a magical friend and her own super powers, Vivian is happy and lives a carefree life.
She is not afraid that she is different from others.
Until one day, Vivian’s secret is discovered and her trusted super powers are no longer helping. To make matters worse, the school bully would not leave her alone. And her friendship with Jay was at risk!
Can Vivian find her way back to the way things used to be? Will she ever feel right again?
Journey with Vivian and Jay to discover what it means to truly belong regardless of the challenges that might be present. Learn to embrace your differences and shine in this world!!
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Veronica Kitchen lives in Oakville, Ontario with her husband and two daughters. She is a retired teacher with 23 years of experience working with young children at various grade levels in the Elementary Schools. Several years were dedicated to teaching students with special needs.
Her love for children has always been a great source of joy for Veronica.
In her retirement, Veronica has found her passion for healthy living and lifestyle. As a Fascial Stretch Therapist and a Reiki Master, she is committed to helping others with their Health and Wellness needs.
Alexandra Lowe is a student of illustration at Sheridan College and an accomplished illustrator. She specializes in children’s illustration and narrative, specifically through the versatile use of watercolour, acrylic, ink, and mixed media. She is the recipient of a number of awards recognizing artistic achievement. Alexandra enjoys continuously expanding her artistic horizons, and bringing a smile to her audiences.
She lives and works near Toronto, Ontario.
I am thrilled to share that ‘The Secret’s Out’ has received a 5-Star Rating from Readers’ Favorite! The reviewer consistently gave top scores for the story’s Plot, Development, Formatting, Appearance and Marketability. I was inspired to see the messages of acceptance, embracing differences and coming from a place of love, were at the forefront of…
I think this book sends a very great message not just to kids but to adults too. It shows us that we should not judge anyone by the way they look or talk. Just because someone has a disability and looks different or acts different doesn’t mean that they are not a good person. You should encourage any person to come along with you if they are alone, and if other people don’t think that a certain person is good enough, they are hurting themselves. This book is very well written and descriptive.Avery
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