How I Learned To Pee in The Forest

Description

A trip to the dry cleaners that raises your eyebrows as you second-guess your intelligence. Why won’t a colleague at work talk to you? Your friend’s subtle yet kind gesture that makes you feel ten feet tall. As mundane as these situations may seem at first, each one can be life-changing. I am a mom, a daughter, a wife, a friend — the woman you pass by in a coffee shop. What you hold in your hands contains 18 short stories, each paired with the perspective of authentic and dedicated humans. Their words are not only filled with wisdom but also take you down different paths. And that is the beauty of the story. You don’t know where it will take you. Reading can have a range of effects on your body and mind, and following these stories are gentle exercises to soothe and calm. Creating this book has been an adventure, and I hope reading it will be the same for you. How I Learned To Pee in the Forest can be surprisingly relatable and educational—if you allow yourself to go there. I hope you do.