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When you're feeling lost ...

IN THE SEARCH for life's meaning, we each must walk our own path. But how do we take the first step when we don't know where we're going?

 

How can we avoid the many charlatans eager to lead us astray? And what if the biggest obstacle is our own doubts and fears?

Coming Home: A Poem for When You're Feeling Lost gently encourages us to trust our longing and take a leap of faith into the unknown, allowing our bodies to lead the way.

Because there’s no map—just the wisdom of our own feet. No instructions—just an unnamed yearning in our hearts.

At times mystical, often humorous, this charming illustrated poem is the first in a series about finding purpose and peace of mind by embracing our full humanity—body, mind, spirit, and emotion—to become truly whole.

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Full Colour

Paperback

8.5" x 8.5"

68 pages

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Whimsical, wise, wondrous - Coming Home reads like a different book every time you pick it up. As you get lost in the beautiful illustrations and poetic storytelling, you'll discover your own pathways leading you home to yourself over and over again. Diane Hill is a true alchemist and Coming Home, pure magic.
 

Joanna Henry

Author, Writing Coach, Retreat

and Workshop Facilitator

Diane Hill’s playful yet profound Coming Home: A Poem for When You’re Feeling Lost is an allegory about coming home to self. With child-like images yet wise crone insights, fingerpaint seas and tempura nights, this simple journey is universal and apt for these times, where a human bean can become a human being.

Kate Marshall Flaherty

Poet and Teacher

A beautifully written and illustrated narrative poem about feeling lost and scared that reminds us home is not as far away as we might think. This book is both a comfort and an inspiration.

Genevieve Clovis

Author, Editor, Writing Coach

Coming Home: A Poem for When You're Feeling Lost is a thoughtful and enchanting journey full of deep insights and small delights. Part zen, part child wonderment, you can’t help but fall in love with what I call ‘the little bean’ as they navigate through their emotional inner realms to find their way home. Thank you for this touching and beautiful treasure of a book.

Erica Ross

Artist, Author, Creativity Doula, DJ

Diane Elizabeth Hill has been a professional writer for over 25 years. She is also a poet, photographer, and visual artist. Her articles, essays, and poetry have been published in Readers Digest, The Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Best Health, More, Carousel, The Avocet, and other publications. She is the former Senior Writer at the Canadian Women’s Foundation and has a Master of Environmental Studies from York University.

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