INSTANT NATIONAL BESTSELLER
Uplifting stories, vignettes, and reflections to inspire gratitude, love, joy, and hope in navigating life in a changing, challenging world.
"Monique Gray Smith'ssignature warmth and wisdomilluminates paths toward resilience, creativity, and human connection." -Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat Pray Love
"Tender words and heartfelt stories provide gentle guidance to remind us how we can care for each other and ourselves, with attention to the profound power of small acts." -Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass
This beautiful and welcoming book can be read cover to cover or used as a daily source of guidance, providing gentle wisdom that inspires and empowers. Through the lens of five transformative practices-gratitude, love, joy, happiness, and hope-bestselling author Monique Gray Smith weaves together short stories, poignant reflections, and thoughtful questions that invite readers to pause and reconnect with their inner light. And as an Indigenous author, Monique brings her cultural wisdom and unique perspective to each offering.
Sharing the Lightis a powerful reminder that when we embrace our light and share it with the world, that energy not only transforms us but ripples out to uplift everyone around us.
About the Author :
MONIQUE GRAY SMITH is an award-winning, bestselling author of books for children and adults, as well as an accomplished international speaker and consultant. Of Cree and Scottish descent, she has been sober and on her healing journey for more than thirty-four years. Her debut novel, Tilly: A Story of Hope and Resilience, won the 2014 Burt Award for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Literature. Monique Gray Smith and her family are blessed to live on the traditional territory of the WSÁNEĆ people near Victoria, British Columbia.
Review :
“A comforting voice in times of uncertainty and darkness.” — Booklist
“The kind of read that makes you want to run and give the author a hug and tell her all the things you’ve been going through and how much clarity she’s given you.” —Zoomer Magazine
“Quietly profound, and brave, and not without its twists.” — Pickle Me This Blog
