Emma's Skiing Adventure by Denise Pelletier

Emma's Skiing Adventure by Denise Pelletier

Emma takes the reader on a journey down the ski hill, where she collides with two bunnies. After the accident, they share an important message with her about wearing a helmet while skiing or snowboarding. Emma's Skiing Adventure weaves a short yet compelling story, mixed with a bit of humor, make this message approachable for young children and their caregivers.

The annual incidence of traumatic brain injury is conservatively estimated at up to 600 out of every 100,000 people in North America and Europe, with those five years and younger being at an increased risk. Emma's Skiing Adventure will open the channel of communication between children and parents on how everyone can take simple steps to be safe.

Includes helpful tips on using helmets properly.

Pelletier, Denise: - Denise Pelletier is a writer, professional speaker, Advocate, Human Resources Professional and traumatic brain injury survivor and thriver. She is passionate about advocating for brain injury prevention and has written this book to address in an effort to raise the level of awareness in one of the most high risk age groups, children. Through her writing and speaking engagements, Denise covers off a variety of topics that include brain injury prevention and safety, dealing with uncertainty and how it is possible to achieve happiness and create a life you love and embrace after experiencing a life altering event. For more information or to book her for a speaking engagement visit www.denise-pelletier.com. Follow Denise on social media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/ExpectMiracles03 Twitter: @dpelletier03 LinkedIn: ca.linkedin.com/in/denisepelletier

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ISBN 13	9780994901224
ISBN 10	0994901224
Title	Emma's Skiing Adventure
Author	Denise Pelletier
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Denise Pelletier
Year published	2015-11-05
Number of pages	34
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.