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Finding Your Inner Cherokee
Non-fiction e-book full of case studies, exercises and advice to inspire and empower victims of bullying. From the award-winning author of Dear Dylan, Shipwrecked and Finding Cherokee Brown.
‘Not just another of those beat-bullying guides, instead it’s a breath of fresh air. You will put it down with a new sense of confidence and self-assurance. This book will make a difference.’A Day Dreamer’s World
‘This e-book is obviously going to help many people in the future. I wish I’d had it when I was being bullied. It is extremely good and I’d recommend it to anyone who is going through bullying.’ To Another World
‘A lovely, hopeful and inspiring book.’ Fluttering Butterflies
‘Finding Your Inner Cherokee is completely empowering . . .the concept is pure gold.’ Daisy Chain Book Reviews
‘Not just another of those beat-bullying guides, instead it’s a breath of fresh air. You will put it down with a new sense of confidence and self-assurance. This book will make a difference.’A Day Dreamer’s World
‘This e-book is obviously going to help many people in the future. I wish I’d had it when I was being bullied. It is extremely good and I’d recommend it to anyone who is going through bullying.’ To Another World
‘A lovely, hopeful and inspiring book.’ Fluttering Butterflies
‘Finding Your Inner Cherokee is completely empowering . . .the concept is pure gold.’ Daisy Chain Book Reviews
84 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 6, 2013
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About the author
Siobhan Curham
43 books455 followersHi, I’m Siobhan - which for those of you not familiar with the wonder of Irish names, is actually pronounced, Shiv-on!
I’m an award-winning author of over 50 books, fiction and non-fiction, for adults, young adults and children, and my first book was published back in 2000, so I’ve been at this writing game for almost a quarter of a century now.
I’m also a former council estate kid and a university drop-out - I dropped out because I didn’t think I had what it took to make it in the middle class world of publishing. Thankfully I managed to overcome my self doubt and fear and achieve my writing dreams, and now I love helping others do the same through my mentoring, courses and talks.
I don’t know about you, but during the pandemic I felt as if my life had collapsed in on itself and I’d had to shrink myself to fit this strange new world of lockdowns and zoom calls (oh, so many Zoom calls!) and working from home and working alone. Even when things returned to some semblance of normal back in 2022, I felt that I’d lost sight of who I was and I’d definitely lost my joy for living.
Then, an unexpected trip to Jamaica changed everything, jolting me back to life and reminding me of who I truly am. In a bid to never lose sight of myself and my sense of wonder and purpose again, I started travelling more and writing a weekly Substack letter called Wonderstruck. And in September 2023 I gave up my home in the UK and pretty much all of my worldly goods to solo travel the world while I write my books and mentor other writers.
I send Wonderstruck out to my subscribers every Sunday morning, writing about the places I visit and the lessons I learn there. My sole aim for writing this letter is to inspire others to rediscover their own sense of purpose, wonder and adventure.
If you've enjoyed reading any of my books I'd love it if you joined the Wonderstruck community over on Substack.
Thanks so much for reading and reviewing my books, I really appreciate it!
Siobhan
Substack: siobhancurham.substack.com
Facebook: Siobhan Curham Author
Instagram: @SiobhanCurhamAuthor
Twitter: @SiobhanCurham
For more information about my books, mentoring and courses, please visit: http://www.siobhancurham.com
I’m an award-winning author of over 50 books, fiction and non-fiction, for adults, young adults and children, and my first book was published back in 2000, so I’ve been at this writing game for almost a quarter of a century now.
I’m also a former council estate kid and a university drop-out - I dropped out because I didn’t think I had what it took to make it in the middle class world of publishing. Thankfully I managed to overcome my self doubt and fear and achieve my writing dreams, and now I love helping others do the same through my mentoring, courses and talks.
I don’t know about you, but during the pandemic I felt as if my life had collapsed in on itself and I’d had to shrink myself to fit this strange new world of lockdowns and zoom calls (oh, so many Zoom calls!) and working from home and working alone. Even when things returned to some semblance of normal back in 2022, I felt that I’d lost sight of who I was and I’d definitely lost my joy for living.
Then, an unexpected trip to Jamaica changed everything, jolting me back to life and reminding me of who I truly am. In a bid to never lose sight of myself and my sense of wonder and purpose again, I started travelling more and writing a weekly Substack letter called Wonderstruck. And in September 2023 I gave up my home in the UK and pretty much all of my worldly goods to solo travel the world while I write my books and mentor other writers.
I send Wonderstruck out to my subscribers every Sunday morning, writing about the places I visit and the lessons I learn there. My sole aim for writing this letter is to inspire others to rediscover their own sense of purpose, wonder and adventure.
If you've enjoyed reading any of my books I'd love it if you joined the Wonderstruck community over on Substack.
Thanks so much for reading and reviewing my books, I really appreciate it!
Siobhan
Substack: siobhancurham.substack.com
Facebook: Siobhan Curham Author
Instagram: @SiobhanCurhamAuthor
Twitter: @SiobhanCurham
For more information about my books, mentoring and courses, please visit: http://www.siobhancurham.com
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October 28, 2013
I had an advanced-copy of this from the author ahead of Anti Bullying Blog Week this November!
Finding Your Inner Cherokee is not another one just another one of those beat-bullying guides' instead, it's a breath of fresh air. From the author of Dear Dylan, this novel is filled with interactive exercises in which you help yourself, all of which show how much of a versatile writer Curham is. Read this book because, not only will you know yourself better than you did before but, you will put this down with a new sense of confidence and self-assuredness. This novel will make a difference.
Finding Your Inner Cherokee is not another one just another one of those beat-bullying guides' instead, it's a breath of fresh air. From the author of Dear Dylan, this novel is filled with interactive exercises in which you help yourself, all of which show how much of a versatile writer Curham is. Read this book because, not only will you know yourself better than you did before but, you will put this down with a new sense of confidence and self-assuredness. This novel will make a difference.
November 15, 2013
Finding Your Inner Cherokee by Siobhan Curham is a wonderful (free!) non-fiction e-book that addresses the subject of bullying. It is written by the author of Finding Cherokee Brown which was published by Electric Monkey earlier in the year and is the story of a girl who is dealing with bullying at school.
Though related to the same issues that are addressed in Finding Cherokee Brown, you do not need to have reading it to enjoy Finding Your Inner Cherokee. Finding Your Inner Cherokee is a short guide filled with stories about other people's experiences with bullying as well as advice and activities that are there to help, support and empower victims of bullying.
As a child and teenager, I was bullied. So Finding Your Inner Cherokee (and also Finding Cherokee Brown) were very emotional reads for me. While I didn't carry out all of the exercises included in the book all of the activities and advice really made me stop and think more about how bullying did affect my happiness, my confidence and my life.
Finding Your Inner Cherokee is a very helpful, hopeful and inspiring book. I wish that I'd read it as a teenager and even though it has been many years since my own personal experiences with bullying, the message that this e-book contains are still messages that I find important to be reminded of!
A huge thank you to Siobhan Curham for providing me with a free review copy of this book prior to its publication. Finding Your Inner Cherokee is being published for free during Anti-Bullying Week, please visit here for more information.
Though related to the same issues that are addressed in Finding Cherokee Brown, you do not need to have reading it to enjoy Finding Your Inner Cherokee. Finding Your Inner Cherokee is a short guide filled with stories about other people's experiences with bullying as well as advice and activities that are there to help, support and empower victims of bullying.
As a child and teenager, I was bullied. So Finding Your Inner Cherokee (and also Finding Cherokee Brown) were very emotional reads for me. While I didn't carry out all of the exercises included in the book all of the activities and advice really made me stop and think more about how bullying did affect my happiness, my confidence and my life.
Finding Your Inner Cherokee is a very helpful, hopeful and inspiring book. I wish that I'd read it as a teenager and even though it has been many years since my own personal experiences with bullying, the message that this e-book contains are still messages that I find important to be reminded of!
A huge thank you to Siobhan Curham for providing me with a free review copy of this book prior to its publication. Finding Your Inner Cherokee is being published for free during Anti-Bullying Week, please visit here for more information.
January 7, 2014
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