Overview
'ittle Bear travels the world in a Big Person's backpack. While the Big Person works, she goes out on adventures of her own. As she travels, she experiences the wonderful things that one does when traveling (new places, exciting sights, new food, and new friends). Now she has arrived in the United States of America and is on an adventure in the Southeast! She meets her new friend, Elly Eagle, and experiences a challenge that she solves through three superpowers that she has the potential for and develops within herself. These superpowers enable her to interact effectively across cultures, religions, and communities and are based on research in organizational psychology and intercultural collaboration. Come with her while she explores and learns about the United States and the Southeast region culture, language, and food. See what she encounters and learns with her new friend, Elly!
Full Product Details
Author: Sarah Wills Carlsson ,
Kathryn Wills ,
Valerie Amster
Publisher: Nspir Learning LLC
Imprint: Nspir Learning LLC
Volume: 5
Dimensions:
Width: 21.60cm
, Height: 0.50cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.186kg
ISBN: 9781962763127
ISBN 10: 1962763129
Pages: 70
Publication Date: 10 May 2025
Recommended Age: From 4 to 8 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Author Information
Sarah Wills Carlsson has spent her career bridging countries and cultures as a result of her roles in automotive engineering development. Stemming from an early passion for travel, language, and cultural differences, she has studied several languages, lived in four countries, worked with more than ten countries on a regular basis, and has traveled to more than thirty countries. She loves to work with diverse teams to help bridge their differences, align their goals, and achieve amazing results. From her leadership experience in complex systems engineering, she brings together psychological tools and models to everyday engineering global workplaces to allow them to see the difference that global cooperation brings. She decided to start writing these books as a result of encountering too many people who choose not to work effectively with colleagues around the world and hopes to influence the next generation to truly ""see the difference"" that global diversity brings.Educated in the United States (Northwestern - Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Stanford - Masters in Engineering Management), she has spent most of her adult life living in Europe (Sweden and Germany). As she likes to say, ""the world is my office and home"".
