Linda Goudsmit est l'auteur d'un livre de philosophie et d'une série pour enfants. Son œuvre explore les questions profondes de la vie et les stratégies pour les aborder. Goudsmit s'engage toute sa vie dans l'apprentissage et est une lectrice passionnée et une observatrice de la vie. Son écriture reflète un intérêt pour la psychologie et le comportement humain.
Hildy's friendship with Tallulah often leads to adventurous predicaments, putting her in tricky situations. The story explores Hildy's dilemma of navigating the challenges that arise from their bond, highlighting themes of friendship, loyalty, and the consequences of one's choices. As Hildy grapples with the trouble Tallulah brings, readers are invited to join her on a journey of self-discovery and decision-making.
The story revolves around Hildy's insatiable love for bedtime tales, leading to a cycle of requests that frustrates her mother. Each night, Hildy eagerly asks for more stories, pushing her mother's patience to the limit. This charming narrative explores themes of childhood curiosity and the bond between parent and child, highlighting the struggle between a child's desire for adventure and a parent's need for rest. Ultimately, it raises the question of how to balance enthusiasm for stories with the realities of bedtime.
The story revolves around Hildy and her deep affection for her pet bird, Peetie Pie. Their bond is evident through Hildy's care and love, as she feeds and sings to him. However, the narrative takes a poignant turn when Hildy discovers Peetie Pie lying motionless in his cage, prompting her to confront a difficult situation. The tale explores themes of love, loss, and the challenges of caring for a beloved pet.
Exploring the assault on the nuclear family, this book argues that dismantling familial bonds is a key tactic in globalism's strategy to weaken America. It posits that the destruction of family structures is essential for implementing a Great Reset towards technocracy and transhumanism. The narrative frames this shift as a transition from family unity to a feudal system within a global Managerial State, where personal ownership is sacrificed for a fabricated happiness. The author emphasizes the psychological nature of this warfare, urging readers to confront the new reality.
The story revolves around Hildy, a bright young girl who struggles with her emotions after being insulted by a classmate, Louis. Faced with the challenge of dealing with hurtful words, Hildy must navigate her feelings and find a way to respond to the negativity. This narrative explores themes of resilience, self-esteem, and the impact of bullying on children.
Exploring the connections between past experiences and current behaviors, this book emphasizes the importance of understanding the influences that shape our actions. It introduces a straightforward philosophy that encourages self-awareness and personal responsibility, highlighting how individual psychological development impacts society. By examining childhood learning and behavior patterns, the author prompts readers to identify the internal "bus driver" guiding their decisions. This insight aims to empower individuals to foster a more rational and fulfilling life, ultimately enhancing societal quality.
Hildy's experience of celebrating both Hanukkah and Christmas creates a sense of feeling different from her peers. Struggling with her mixed heritage, she grapples with her identity and the challenges that come with it. The story explores themes of belonging and acceptance as Hildy navigates her unique family traditions and seeks to find her place in a world where she feels out of sync.
Focusing on the deceptive tactics used by leftist, Islamist, and globalist factions, this book reveals fifty significant attacks on America masquerading as acts of kindness. Linda Goudsmit aims to inform voters ahead of the 2020 presidential election, highlighting how these policies undermine American democracy and the Trump administration. Each chapter dissects a specific hoax, exposing the true intentions behind seemingly altruistic actions. Goudsmit's engaging style makes this a compelling read for those seeking to understand the political landscape and avoid being misled.
Hildy faces the emotional challenge of losing her best friend, who is moving away. As a loving and sensitive child, she grapples with feelings of sadness and uncertainty about how to cope with this significant change in her life. The story explores themes of friendship, loss, and the resilience of a child's heart as Hildy navigates her feelings and contemplates what to do next.
The story explores the special bond between Hildy and her grandmother, Mimi, who visits from Florida. During her stay, Mimi indulges Hildy's playful spirit, allowing her to enjoy endless fun and relaxation in the bathtub. However, Hildy struggles to cope with the emptiness felt when Mimi returns home, highlighting themes of love, longing, and the challenges of separation.