Felicity's Disguise
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Felicity’s Disguise reminds us that we all perform magic every day. Decide for yourself which parts of the story are true and which are make-believe. a reminder that we all perform magic every day of our lives. Decide for yourself which parts of the story are true and which are make-believe.
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About Sean Winburn
Carol Murch was in her early twenties when she started learning about how our thoughts, emotions and beliefs shape our reality. As a young mother, she wanted to find a way to share these concepts with children.
Since childhood, Carol loved unique plants like pussywillows, cattails, and others. There was a willow tree in the front yard of her childhood home and a lilac bush in her grandmother’s back yard. She had a fascination with Medieval times. Her oldest son, Aaron, found a stray gray tabby when he was 3 or 4 years old. These combined experiences evolved into Felicity’s Disguise.
Now Carol’s sons are grown with children of their own. They all live in the Pacific Northwest.
Carol earned a Bachelor degree in Social Science/Psychology from Marylhurst University and a Master degree in Social Work from Eastern Washington University. She has worked with families in various capacities for over 30 years
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Carol Murch
Carol Murch was in her early twenties when she started learning about how our thoughts, emotions and beliefs shape our reality. As a young mother, she wanted to find a way to share these concepts with children.
Since childhood, Carol loved unique plants like pussywillows, cattails, and others. There was a willow tree in the front yard of her childhood home and a lilac bush in her grandmother’s back yard. She had a fascination with Medieval times. Her oldest son, Aaron, found a stray gray tabby when he was 3 or 4 years old. These combined experiences evolved into Felicity’s Disguise.
Now Carol’s sons are grown with children of their own. They all live in the Pacific Northwest.
Carol earned a Bachelor degree in Social Science/Psychology from Marylhurst University and a Master degree in Social Work from Eastern Washington University. She has worked with families in various capacities for over 30 years
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