Grandpa Ben and The Hungry Little Monsters Who Visit Our Brains

Grandpa Ben is Here to Help Your Kids Learn Important Lessons From Non-Fiction Did you know that little monsters sometimes visit our brains? Or that they have a diet of negative thoughts? In these pages Grandpa Ben teaches his grandson all about the monsters, and shows him how to send them packing. The little monsters are just a metaphor of course, symbolic for rumination, which is the process of dwelling on negative thoughts. This simple metaphor is a great way to understand how we can move on from unfortunate events, no matter their magnitude. Grandpa Ben and The Hungry Little Monsters Who Visit Our Brains is beautifully illustrated and contains an important lesson from psychology, making it a great read for both kids and adults. Grandpa Ben books were created to expose kids to important ideas from non-fiction, from psychology to economics to health. Grandpa Ben and The Hungry Little Monsters Who Visit Our Brains was inspired by Chade-Meng Tan's Search Inside Yourself, and its aim is to nudge kids away from rumination. Order your copy today and help your little one learn this important lesson.

Author: Tamara Antonijevic, Ben Hirshberg
Publisher: Eudaimonia Press
Published: 03/26/2015
Pages: 26
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.21lbs
Size: 10.00h x 7.99w x 0.07d
ISBN: 9780692398692

About the Author
Ben Hirshberg is a young author, health consultant, and entrepreneur from Seattle. His main topics of interest are positive psychology, behavioral psychology, personal finance, entrepreneurship, nutrition, and anything else health related. He likes to cook, meditate, read, party, and go trail running. Go to www.BenHirshberg.com to download The Eudaimonia Manifesto for FREE, which is Ben's brief but comprehensive guide to personal health.

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