Discover the Strength in the Middle: Unseen Bridges by Ann E. Silva is a short book of poetry that acts as a collection of lyrics for songs she never recorded.
Anne Silva has always approached life’s events with an inquisitive eye. Her love of writing began at a young age. She considers writing as “painting with words.” She taught this creative strategy to the many students who passed through her classroom. Creative, unique, and unforgettable were often the comments shared on her grade school report cards. To this day, her closest friends think of her the same way. Growing up in a small Minnesota town near the great Mississippi River, Anne always found great writing material. Proudly, she holds the role of the Middle Born. Her story is one she happily shares in the book. Realizing now that she has come full circle in understanding the whys and hows of her young self has brought her great peace. Anne hopes her readers come away with that same peaceful understanding.
A look at the life and experiences of middle children. This power is expressed through shared anecdotes and Ann’s judiciousness, making the reader see that the middle of everything is not a deficit but rather a versatility.
Learn how middle children can define and practice their roles and individualities in the family setup. This sort- going down to the last chapter offers useful tips and real-life stories on how to be unique and glow in a low-key manner.
Discover the theme of family and their dynamics from a middle child’s point of view. Ann shares ways of dealing with rivalry between siblings, parents’ pressure, and tips on improving family relationships. middle children learn how to search for and gain individual identities in the context of a family. This chapter gives useful tips and inspiring stories about how to cope with the problems of individuality and being the quiet glitter.
Discover ways in which a middle child may grow more independent and hardworking. To exemplify that middle children can also be triumphant, Ann shares her own stories, and some tips on how middle children can make things work for themselves by charting one’s destiny and becoming independent.
Hence, this chapter is based on the theme of relationships or rather interaction among the members of the family. Ann further talks about the importance of the middle-born child in the family and how he or she can be a solution, uniting family members and making everyone happier.
Unseen Bridges gives an in-depth insight into what it is like to be a middle child. Anne Silva, who is a ‘’quadruple middle child,’’ myself being one when you count the siblings and their generations, the text contains a set of highly personal narrations and inspirational stories that reveal the sheer power of middle child nature. Family roles have inspired many works and this book may be considered an attempt at exploring one of the roles that is not as prominent as the eldest or the youngest child. Ann brings numerous suggestions and presents the definite devoted position of a middle child who ought to comprehend that they are important in maintaining good relations between all the family members. “Unseen Bridges” is full of funny stories and familiar situations, and the main idea of the story proves how the middle child can be as successful as the others if only given a chance to be independent and successfully adapt to all situations in life. Whether you are a middle child addicted to the family quest or a parent struggling to understand the relationships between siblings, not to mention the Holy Grail of human relations, this book is a wonderful and comforting beam for overcoming one’s fears and appreciating one’s differences within the protective sphere of a family.
Meet Bob Bee, a cheerful honeybee from Anaheim on an exciting adventure across California. Bob visits iconic places like Disneyland swirling through Buzz Tacular and the serene poppy fields in Antelope Valley. Along his jour- ney, he faces amusing challenges, such as getting sidetracked by delicious flowers at Universal Studios Hollywood. Using his super skills, Bob discov- ers the best blooms while making friends with squirrels and butterflies. Throughout his travels, Bob educates kids about the crucial role bees play in helping flowers grow. As he soars over landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Bob enjoys breathtaking views and learns about the wonders of nature.