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Albert, Ina

 
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Synopsis

One of the greatest gifts we can give other human beings is to listen to them. Listening to children helps them feel safe enough to share their feelings, worries and what is true for them. Granny Greeny is the best listener we know. “She listens with her whole body: with eyes that never leave your face, with a head that never moves, with hands that don’t fidget, with feet that never tap, and with a heart filling with love.” The Ringmaster of the Biggest Clown Circus on Earth, along with clowns from far and near and the children who visit Granny in The Farm In the Zoo, all experience her special gift. They learn that you never have to say a word to understand what makes children happy. All you have to do is Listen Louder.

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Granny Greeny Says Listen Louder, author Ina Albert’s storybook for all ages, teaches us how to truly listen to one another. It is her answer to our attention deficit society. (140 characters) For author Ina Albert, truly listening is the solution to our attention deficit society. Granny Greeny Says…Listen Louder, an intergenerational storybook, tells how it’s done. With 40 years in healthcare and interpersonal communications, co-author, Write Your Self Well…Journal Your Self to Health, and numerous stories and articles, Ina’s earned her For credentials. (50 words) For author Ina Albert, truly listening is an answer to our attention deficit society. Granny Greeny Says…Listen Louder, a storybook for all ages, tells how it’s done. With 40 years in healthcare communications, as co-author, Write Your Self Well…Journal Your Self to Health, and numerous stories and articles, Ina’s earned her credentials. An Age-ing to Sage-ing® seminar leader and college instructor, Ina shares 79 years of life experience with in Montana Woman Magazine and 406 Woman. Published articles include in Second Journey, Belief Net, Jewish Magazine, Elder Woman Newsletter, a chapter in The Art of Grief edited by J. Earl Rogers for Routledge Press and was selected by University of Portsmouth, UK, for their anthology, Borderlines. Ina’s chapter in Disquiet Times, will appear in October, 2014. She lives in Whitefish, Montana with her husband, Rabbi Allen Secher, and their dog Kugel.

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