**2018 Nautilus Book Award Winner**
"She was a free-flying soul, with a heart full of fire,
Who undeniably followed her creative desire.
From the moment she woke till she crashed hard at night,
Mayva was immersed in composing things that she liked."
Mayva O'Meere has a BIG imagination and an insatiable desire to create. But, when Mayva's elaborate creative endeavors go way too far, she lands herself in a big mess and a pile of trouble. Follow Mayva on her winding journey of self-discovery as she follows her inner compass and unearths some powerful messages along the way.
Full of incredible art references, empowering messages, and boundless creativity, this book will spark creative passion and dreaming big in children of all ages, while becoming a cherished read for every member of the family.
Complete with Reflection Questions and a Creative Art Reference Guide, this is a must have for all the Creationeers in your life!
A FREE online creationeering activity resource is available at www.InnerCompassBooks.com
Fandos, Mar: - Kristin Pierce is an award-winning children's author, and the founder of Inner Compass Books. Her titles include: Your Inner Compass That Could (2018), Mayva O'Meere, Creationeer (2018--Nautilus Award Winner), Magnus O'Meere, Mind Pioneer (coming 2019), and Hazel Mist, Hypnotist (coming 2020). For most of her life, Kristin Pierce was dominantly a left-brained, logical thinker who was greatly unaware of the many creative bones within her. For the past decade, she has been developing her intuition, which has allowed her to dismantle loads of limiting beliefs that were hiding her creative bones. In doing so, she discovered she was able to unearth other right brain qualities that were nearly impossible for her to access since childhood--including creativity, imagination, and innovation--which allowed all kinds of wonderful things to unfurl, such as these books. Kristin's mission is to create mindfully-crafted children's books with impactful and empowering learning messages. Her Inner Compass Books incorporate concepts and learning such as self-empowerment, growth mindset, self-reflection, thinking outside-the-box, dreaming big, following one's passion, and trusting one's inner knowing. Kristin is a Self-Awareness Educator whose mission is to empower others to deconstruct the limiting beliefs that are keeping them small and stuck in order to rise to their potential, come alive, and impact the world. She is constantly asking questions, challenging old ways of thinking, stretching her comfort zone, dreaming big, and encouraging and inspiring others to do the same. She lives in Saskatchewan, Canada with her husband, two children, and their dog. To learn more visit www.InnerCompassBooks.com or find her on Instagram @InnerCompassBooks where she shares her favourite books and hosts Author Q&As to help aspiring authors have their questions answered.
Pierce, Kristin: - Kristin Pierce is a three-time award-winning children's author, a self-awareness educator, and the founder of Inner Compass Books. It is her mission to create mindfully crafted children's books that encourage kids to question their limits, pursue their passions, and dream bigger than belief. Inner Compass Books incorporate concepts and learning such as self-empowerment, growth mindset, self-reflection, thinking outside the box, dreaming big, following one's passion, and trusting one's inner knowing. For most of her life, Kristin Pierce was dominantly a left-brained, logical thinker who was greatly unaware of the many creative bones within her. For the past decade, she has been developing her intuition, which has allowed her to dismantle loads of limiting beliefs that were hiding her creative bones. In doing so, she discovered she was able to unearth other right-brain qualities that were nearly impossible for her to access since childhood--including creativity, imagination, and innovation--which allowed all kinds of wonderful things to unfurl, such as these books. To learn more visit www.InnerCompassBooks.com or find her on Instagram @InnerCompassBooks.
