Jennifer Rogers

While the Stars Are at Play Jennifer Rogers

Publisher Marketing: Children already know better than we do that mysticism is real and divinely simple, but they sometimes need reminding of their sacred place when facing real-life difficulties. This book is meant to inspire children (and the adults who read it with them) to remember their connection to all things light and wonderful in the universe. Jennifer Rogers has written a stunning spiritual children's book unlike any other! "While The Stars Are At Play" is filled with hope, inspiration, and guidance. This book is a reminder that light is at the core of every child, and thus a source of self-worth, self-healing, and self-trust. There is no greater gift that she could share with the precious beings who will one day be the caretakers of our planet. Although my children are older, they absolutely loved it and have reread it more times than I could count. This is a must-read for every child...and a perfect book to share! -Kim O'Neill, channel, speaker, columnist, and author of "How To Talk With Your Angels"; "Bond With Your Baby Before Birth"; and "The Calling: My Journey With The Angels." "While The Stars Are At Play" is fundamentally about the goodness of creation and is a work of spirituality that reminds us what is most important. It reminds me of Psalm 150 and the Book of Psalms in general with its words of praise. I am also reminded of a quote, attributed to mystic and Sufi poet Hafiz, about a particular star - the sun -- "Even after all this time, the sun never says to the earth, 'you owe me.' Look what happens with a love like that. It lights up the whole sky." This book emphasizes all that we have been given is a gift, and that there is nothing else we should do but live lives and speak words of gratitude! -Thomas Ryan, Ph. D., Director of the Loyola Institute for Ministry, Professor of Theology and Ministry, Loyola University New Orleans Contributor Bio:  Rogers, Jennifer Jenny Rogers has worked as a teacher and developer of adults throughout her career. She has been a lecturer in a Further Education College, an internal advisor to the BBC on adult education, a BBC television producer, a Commissioning Editor at the Open College and has also managed the BBC's management training department. She is now Executive Director of the London-based consultancy, Management Futures, where she specialises in coaching senior executives in a wide range of organizations. She has written a number of other books, many on management and education topics. She is married, has two adult sons and lives in London and Norfolk.