Kerrin's Kronicles

People have often said the most important things to be learned in life are learned in childhood: how to share, how to be a friend, how to dream, how to treat people, the list goes on and on. Children can almost be considered the "eighth wonder of the world", as their minds can simplify the most complex issues, their courage can defy the most daunting odds, and their sincerity can make our (adults) best attempts at it look half-baked. In this book, a child's wonder is put on full display as we get the chance to be transported back to our four-year-old selves in hopes that our fourteen, forty-four-, or seventy-four-year-old selves can see life through a less-diluted lens again.