Huxley the Aquarius is about a dog’s journey from life in an animal shelter to being adopted and rescued by his forever family. Told in Huxley’s voice, the story and real color pictures are sure to delight children and adults of all ages. Huxley the Aquarius is dedicated to animals rescued from shelters and other bad situations everywhere. The book is also dedicated to healthy and open communication between children and adults that are close to them; parents, grandparents, step-parents, older brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, friends, teachers, coaches, and all other potential mentors and role models. The goal of this book is for adults to read this to children they care about and encourage them to think and live better. It is a guide for children and adults to learn and practice better communication and life habits, and also HABITS, the ingredients in Chuck’s Lemonade for Kids (Help, Ask, Believe, I, Talk, Share) so that children grow up with self-esteem and the strength to share their feelings and needs with adults.

30-day journal challenge will inspire you to think better so you can live better. What would make today great is up to you. There are no rules when it comes to your great. No anxiety. No guilt. No stress. No worry. Creating a habit of answering the question "What would make today great?" is a wonderful way to start every day. 

This journal challenge will help you create a new habit of thoughtfully considering the concept of gratitude. It will also inspire you to appreciate what you have and the things you should be grateful for.