🌿Okavango Fables: Stories to Heal Invisible Wounds


🌿 Okavango Fables: Stories to Heal Invisible Wounds

📘 Book 2 of the “Voices from the Okavango” series

Can a fable help heal what cannot be seen?
Yes—and this book does it with tenderness, depth… and hope.

Okavango Fables: Stories to Heal Invisible Wounds was created especially to support adolescents at risk of addiction or in the recovery process. Set in the real-life landscapes of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, each symbolic story explores emotional challenges such as:

🔹 Peer pressure
🔹 Loss of identity
🔹 Relapse and guilt
🔹 Fear of rejection
🔹 The search for meaning

Each fable becomes a doorway to the inner self—an opportunity to name what hurts and begin healing from within.

More than just a book, it also includes:
🧠 Reflection questions to accompany each story
📘 Therapeutic glossaries that explain emotional concepts clearly and warmly
🌟 A restorative approach to nurture self-worth, resilience, and healthy decision-making

It’s not just a storybook.
It’s a gentle, empowering tool—ideal for teens, educators, therapists, or families who need a truly human resource.

💛 Now available for just $1.99 USD — for a limited time


 👉 https://books2read.com/Okavango-Fables-2-English

With care,
Dr. Arturo José Sánchez Hernández, your friend in health promotion 💙


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