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She’s a former No. 1 real estate representative in Canada, a three-time tip 50 CEO and tip 100 womanlike businessman winner, an inaugurated city councillor in St. John’s, Nfld. and a REM columnist. Now Debbie Hanlon has combined one some-more pretension to her resume: children’s book author. Breakwater Books has published The Adventures of Gus and Isaac: Backyard Bullies. It is a initial is a array of books involving a categorical characters Gus, a seagull that is fearful of heights, and Isaac a bob-tailed cat.
“Each book will tackle an emanate that kids face currently in a genuine universe and hopefully give their relatives and them superintendence on how to understanding with those issues,” Hanlon says. The initial book deals with bullying, that Hanlon thinks everybody has been subjected to on some level. “Bullying doesn’t only occur on a playground,” she says. “It happens in a boardroom, in a workplace and even in a home.”
It was Hanlon’s possess knowledge with being bullied, both as a child and as a businesswoman, that led her to tackle a issue, she says adding that when we have a problem, a simplest, best and cheapest approach to tackle it is to speak about it. So she is severe adults to speak to a child about bullying.
Once a book was written, Hanlon contacted award-winning artist Grant Boland about illustrating it.
The Adventures of Gus and Isaac: Backyard Bullies is accessible in bookstores and can be systematic online during www.gusandisaac.com and www.breakwaterbooks.com.
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