Akshata Shanbhag

My Little Feelings Book- All Links

Find every link to My Little Feelings Book—available on Kindle and Pothi. A simple guide to help parents and teachers access the book easily. Kindle eBook (India):https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0FZXX3MPZ Kindle eBook (International):https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FZXX3MPZ Paperback (International) :https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G5DCFLPJ Paperback (Pothi store ,India) :https://store.pothi.com/book/akshata-shanbhag-my-little-feelings-book/ Whichever platform you use to get the book, I’d be grateful if you could leave a review …

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My Little Feelings Book

Little kids feel many different things every day. Sometimes it’s easy to understand, and sometimes it’s not. Here are a few common feelings and what they mean in simple words. Happy Happiness makes you feel good inside. You smile, laugh and want to play. Hugs, toys or having fun with family and friends can make …

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Do Our Dreams Find Us?

Have you ever wondered how the universe quietly conspires to fulfill your deepest desires? Sometimes, it feels like the things we once wished for—whether big or small—find their way into our lives, often in ways we never expected.   My own journey is a testament to this, and I’d love to share a glimpse of …

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Sometimes, Ignorance Is Bliss

Ignorance isn’t always a bad thing… Not everything deserves your attention, your energy, or your peace of mind. Sometimes, choosing to stay unaware isn’t weakness — it’s wisdom. Protects your mental peace — not every battle is yours to fight. Saves your energy — you don’t have to know every gossip, drama, or opinion. Helps …

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Life Doesn’t Wait

We often trick ourselves into believing there’s always more time, so we keep postponing what matters. Sometimes it’s laziness, sometimes a habit, or the hope of a “perfect moment.” But here’s the truth—there is no perfect moment.   If you feel like starting, start now. If you feel like saying something, pick up the phone …

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Stop Comparing: A Gentle Note to Self

As kids, we were often compared—grades, behavior, achievements. Now as adults, we find ourselves doing the same. We compare jobs, homes, vacations, and even our children.   Why? Why can’t we just be happy with what we have?   Comparison doesn’t inspire; it exhausts. It makes us forget that our journey is unique, our pace …

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