The Tor:

Power Spots Foreshadowing ​Time Travel

Their journey took them from walking in a crop circle ​to lying prostrate on a stone floor in a 16th-century ​monastery, and finally, to the top of Glastonbury Tor.

Walk alongside them, if you dare...

Be Wee With Bea:

Learn Ways To Cope

This story is simple. But Bea the wee bear is very complicated. The adorable part of Bea is that ​we can all identify with how much she complicates her problems and relate to the exercises she ​does to solve them. She does have a severe sugar addiction to her honey, which leads her to her ​obsession with exercises on her stepstooler. She also gets into predicaments when she cares too ​much about her friends and tries to force situations. Much of her angst and source of some of ​her problems are her bad memories of when the mean little bears would bully her.

Join us as we stroll with Bea, listening to the music from the water, trees, rocks, and birds, and ​meet her important friends-Scruffles, Sweet Puppy, Timothy, and Willow.

Bea invites you to take the wisdom of this book into your heart and learn to be wee with Bea.

Be Wee With Bea 2:

Learn Ways To Trust

This book is about learning healthy ways to trust

and how to make new friends

If you've been hurt

by people,

if you have

hesitancy,

courage,

and if you worry

about being liked,

it teaches you how

to find friends

personal happiness

Be Wee with Bea 3:

Learn to Begin Again

At long last, Bea is lost in her thoughts, with ​everyone she loved having crossed the bridge of ​rainbows. But Willow the tree comes to her rescue, ​guiding her through many dark nights. Along the way, ​she meets a new friend, Sammy, who has been ​fostered by her old friend Billy Bear. Join Bea on this ​heartfelt journey of loss, friendship, and new ​beginnings.

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Native Women,Childrens,Teens ​and Two Spirits

2022

Just this year, in Montana,

where our story takes place:

47% murdered, 369 missing,

17% status unknown

According to US Marshals Service records,

116 are murdered or go missing

across Canada and the United States in one year.

In reality, there are 5,700 cases.