Pony's Girl Parables is a book for all ages. Stories as parables share wisdom allowing us scope to relate to the content on a personal level. We can read or be read a parable as a child, glean one message, then reread it as a teenager or young adult, and other concepts surface. As adults, parables remind us to thoughtfully reflect upon our own lives, maybe even our reason for being.

Travel along with Girl, guided by Pony and Bee, as she remembers whom she was born to be. As in books like The Alchemist, The Wizard of Oz, or Johnathan Livingston Seagull, each parable is layered with symbolic nuances, making this collection an excellent choice for book clubs, sure to stir up philosophical conversation.

Educators looking for content to incorporate mindfulness practices into their curriculum will find Pony's Girl Parables fosters introspection for children of any age. Guided audio meditations support the concepts presented in each chapter. Families looking for a bedtime story that is a conversation starter will treasure Pony's Girl Parables, a delightful way to come know each other more meaningfully as individuals. 

People of all ages will find evocative insight layered between the lines in this coming-of-age literary gem. The enjoyable audiobook features voice actor Robert Peebles and includes guided meditations.

"We live in a world of polarities, where we have the capacity for cruelty and compassion, and in the end, it depends on our choices and the values we decide to live by. This book presents a framework that serves as a platform for a global calling to open our hearts, minds, and souls to make the world a better place. It sounds so simple, an awareness that we can no longer avoid. We must accept the challenge of waking up to a new worldview with new perspectives and higher consciousness. In Pony's Girl Parables, Girl adventures between worlds seeking answers to questions she initially does not understand. Through her travels, we are offered the possibility of finding our answers by examining our own lives and seeking our truth. Girl connected with the collective "knowing" and remembered the purpose of her existence. It is the invitation for us to travel into our knowing and reflect upon our own life experience so we, too, can become enlightened." (Dr. Giselle Faubel, Psychotherapist)