New Childrens Book By Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt Launches 'Cheetah and Sloth'
Nov 14, 2023
Key Takeaways
- "Cheetah Sloth" is a heartwarming and humorous children's book that explores the unlikely friendship between two animals - Cheetah and Sloth.
- The book is written by Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt and beautifully illustrated by Alex Crump.
- The story follows Cheetah, known for her speed and vitality, as she encounters challenges when Sloth enters her professional world.
- The book imparts valuable life lessons on friendship, empathy, and pursuing one's true calling.
- Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt is a prolific author, life coach, businesswoman, and single mother raising twins.
"Cheetah Sloth" by Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt, illustrated by Alex Crump, is a heartwarming and humorous children's book that explores the unlikely friendship between two very different animals - Cheetah and Sloth.
London, United Kingdom - November 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt, a prolific author and a versatile individual, presents her fifth publication, "Cheetah Sloth." Astrid is a life coach, accomplished businesswoman, and a dedicated single mother raising twins. "Cheetah Sloth," beautifully illustrated by Alex Crump, offers young readers a heartwarming and humorous tale exploring the unlikely friendship between two contrasting animals - Cheetah and Sloth. Cheetah, celebrated for her speed, vitality, and wisdom, embarks on a journey brimming with unforeseen challenges when Sloth, a character characterized by her leisurely pace, drowsiness, forgetfulness, and occasional mischief, enters her professional world.
This narrative commences with Cheetah's exuberant enthusiasm as she faces life's trials, embraces her passion for work, and exudes an infectious zest for life. Sloth, with her own distinctive quirks, leads to comical escapades and misadventures, at times testing Cheetah's patience. However, these experiences impart valuable life lessons on friendship, empathy, and the pursuit of one's true calling. As readers join Cheetah and Sloth on their adventures, they will traverse an array of mishaps in the workplace and accompany Sloth on her endeavors in tap-dancing and baking. The book underscores the significance of determination, resilience, and personal growth, showcasing that each individual can uncover their unique path and passion, even amid unforeseen challenges and setbacks.
Astrid's life and career exhibit her commitment to achieving goals. She brings a no-nonsense, results-oriented approach to her coaching and training. Her extensive client portfolio attests to her ability to guide individuals in achieving their objectives. Her coaching encompasses diverse areas, from personal goal-setting to career advancement, entrepreneurship, and women-specific coaching, including bolstering self-confidence, managing life as a working single mother, and navigating the complexities of IVF. Astrid is solution-focused and possesses a can-do attitude that permeates her successful endeavors and projects. Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt is launching Female brand new book, "Cheetah and Sloth". The book is set to go live 01 January 2022., available Amazon and is expected to become a big hit with fans of the Children's Book world.
More information on the book can be found here: http://astridskidsbooks.com
Contact Info:
Name: Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt
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Address: 33 Hanger Lane, London W5 3HJ, United Kingdom
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