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Little Guy
Little Guy is a journey of hope for our time created by blind author Emma in just two weeks in early 2020 before we had even heard of Covid 19 or imagined we would all be isolating.
In a series of 25 drawings and poems Little Guy moves from anxious and depressed, through hope and trust to a point where he is able to relate to the world and thrive again.
Little Guy journeys with us during the isolation of pandemic, during the loneliness inherent in our busy society and in during periods of grief, anxiety and depression which we all encounter through our lives.
In a series of 25 drawings and poems Little Guy moves from anxious and depressed, through hope and trust to a point where he is able to relate to the world and thrive again.
Little Guy journeys with us during the isolation of pandemic, during the loneliness inherent in our busy society and in during periods of grief, anxiety and depression which we all encounter through our lives.
31 pages, ebook
Published May 1, 2020
4 people want to read
About the author
Emma Major
35 books21 followersEmma Major is a pioneer lay minister, blind wheelchair user, artist and poet.
She has poems included in numerous books as well as writing her own collections of poetry on miscarriage, mental health and climate change.
"Caring for Creation Together" was published by Wild Goose Publications in February 2022. This series of 40 full-colour visionary paintings, poems and reflections highlighting issues of climate justice and asking ‘How can we bring about positive change together? was first shown at COP26 by Tearfund.
Early 2022 saw the publication of "Lights Stuck On Red" by Ink Gladiators Press; a book about the journey through Lockdown in poetry and abstract paintings.
In late 2021 "Dormiveglia" Emma's book of art and poetry about Living with Long Covid was published by Ink Gladiators Press.
In 2020 her first book combining both poetry and art was published "Little Guy: Journey of Hope" by Wild Goose Publications.
In 2021 Emma's first exhibition of paintings and poems "Caring for Creation" was exhibited around Berkshire; it will be hosted at COP26 in Glasgow in November. She currently has paintings in two other exhibitions and has a number of books of poetry and paintings in various stages of publication.
You can find Emma online at LLMCalling.com or on social media @emmuk74 where she shares her artwork and poetry to encourage, bless and affirm people.
I have been blogging since 2009 about faith, life, disability, mental health and more at http://llmcalling.com
You can follow me on Twitter @emmuk74
Find me on instagram https://www.instagram.com/emmuk74/
You can find me on Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/llmcalling/
If you'd like to get even closer to my creativity you are welcome join my Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/emmuk74/
Little Guy also has a Facebook presence if you'd like to follow him:
https://facebook.com/littleguybook/
She has poems included in numerous books as well as writing her own collections of poetry on miscarriage, mental health and climate change.
"Caring for Creation Together" was published by Wild Goose Publications in February 2022. This series of 40 full-colour visionary paintings, poems and reflections highlighting issues of climate justice and asking ‘How can we bring about positive change together? was first shown at COP26 by Tearfund.
Early 2022 saw the publication of "Lights Stuck On Red" by Ink Gladiators Press; a book about the journey through Lockdown in poetry and abstract paintings.
In late 2021 "Dormiveglia" Emma's book of art and poetry about Living with Long Covid was published by Ink Gladiators Press.
In 2020 her first book combining both poetry and art was published "Little Guy: Journey of Hope" by Wild Goose Publications.
In 2021 Emma's first exhibition of paintings and poems "Caring for Creation" was exhibited around Berkshire; it will be hosted at COP26 in Glasgow in November. She currently has paintings in two other exhibitions and has a number of books of poetry and paintings in various stages of publication.
You can find Emma online at LLMCalling.com or on social media @emmuk74 where she shares her artwork and poetry to encourage, bless and affirm people.
I have been blogging since 2009 about faith, life, disability, mental health and more at http://llmcalling.com
You can follow me on Twitter @emmuk74
Find me on instagram https://www.instagram.com/emmuk74/
You can find me on Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/llmcalling/
If you'd like to get even closer to my creativity you are welcome join my Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/emmuk74/
Little Guy also has a Facebook presence if you'd like to follow him:
https://facebook.com/littleguybook/
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May 2, 2020
This book comes at the perfect time... a time when many people are feeling lonely, anxious or isolated.
The story of a Little Guy can bring a bit of peace and hope and reminds us that we won’t be apart or isolated forever, and that one day, we will see our loved ones and special people again.
My favourite poems were the ones which included the cat.
Well worth a read!
The story of a Little Guy can bring a bit of peace and hope and reminds us that we won’t be apart or isolated forever, and that one day, we will see our loved ones and special people again.
My favourite poems were the ones which included the cat.
Well worth a read!
May 2, 2020
I really like this book.
It gives you the belief that if the little guy can overcome his loneliness then you can too.
It makes you feel that no matter what life throws at you, no matter what situation you’re in, life will get better.
In these times, you couldn’t ask for better motivation.
It gives you the belief that if the little guy can overcome his loneliness then you can too.
It makes you feel that no matter what life throws at you, no matter what situation you’re in, life will get better.
In these times, you couldn’t ask for better motivation.
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