The Great Little Lion: Looking for a Lost Treasure

By Astrid Orozco

Sinopsis
Toby's life had taken a 180 ° turn. He was no longer Koko's breakable toy and had ceased to be the lonely lion in the reserve.
Since the arrival of Sasá, he found a way to solve his problems so he could be happy again as before. He was about to play the most important game of the School of Hunters. He was prepared for the competition and was willing to beat the rest of the competitors, including his nemesis. But without knowing it, he was about to play the game of his life. He wasn't aware that his expectations would disappear on reality, that the happiness that he wished for was already part of his past and that life was going to teach him more than he was willing to learn.
Can Toby see the whole picture and overcome the challenges of his life to recover the treasure he had lost?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Astrid Orozco
• Release date: Jun 22, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463351031

Astrid Orozco

Astrid Orozco comenzó a escribir novelas desde el 2012. Publicó su primer libro El Gran Pequeño León en el 2018.Ella tiene una página web donde abarca temas de superación personal, frases y reseñas de libros, poemas y artículos relacionados con la Salud Mental.Para más información visita: www.astridorozco.com

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THE GREAT LITTLE LION

Looking for a lost treasure

ASTRID OROZCO

Copyright © 2019 Astrid Orozco

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Content

Chapter One: And let the game begin!

Chapter Two: Dispute between Giants

Chapter Three: Impact of karma

Chapter Four: The weak against the strong

Chapter Five: The fighting of their lives

Chapter Six: An unexpected winner

Contact with me

Thanks

To God for taught me over time, the art of expressing the most superficial and deep feelings and thoughts of my soul and my mind. And for put in my way, people who taught me that there is always a way out and a light at the end of the tunnel.

To my family, my friends

and all those great lions who have

lost themselves.

Synopsis

Toby, a teenage lion, was preparing for the most important game of the Natural Reserve Hunters School. But at the same time, he was preparing for the game of his life; since he had to face reality, himself, his family, the school, the biggest and most feared lion of the same, to overcome and heal the wounds of the past and, finally, to earn more of the treasure that had lost in his childhood, to be and to become a Great Lion.

Una carta para mí

(Prefacio)

Hello,

As you already know, I have written The Great Little Lion. It took me four years when I thought there had been three.

Sometimes I have trouble remembering why I wrote this book, but I know that the main reason was to tell your story in a different way and share it with the world with the hope that my words and thoughts will be recorded to everyone who reads it.

In your childhood, adolescence, and part of your youth, you were always a shy, quiet and fearful person. You didn't think you were beautiful, intelligent and valuable. You didn't think you deserved love because you were rejected and humiliated by people who only showed you about themselves were their worst version and how cruel someone can become with another.

For a long time, you hid your feelings. You didn't express them because you were afraid of more rejections and humiliations. What you didn't know was that by suppressing them, it was you who hurt the most. There was a great emptiness inside you that was hard to bear.

You didn't feel able to face your fears. You were more afraid of you than of the world.

One day the accumulation of feelings led you to depression and your self-esteem wasn't on the floor; it was buried. You didn't know who you were or where you were going. You were lost.

For a while, you wanted to be like others because you had lost your identity. You tried to be someone you were not, to be loved and accepted. As Nick Vujicic said, you were taking steps away from your dreams, looking for temporary things. Ephemeral things. You wanted to fit into the stereotypes of who is supposed to be happy and successful in life. However, success is a word with a different meaning for each person. Yours is not the same as the rest, and the process and time you take depend on how much you want it and how much you think you deserve it.

You didn't think you deserved it. You tried hard but you didn't achieve what you wanted. That's why you got frustrated and you felt unable to solve any problem. It seemed that you had lost control and that the image that was reflected in the mirror was declining.

You made mistakes for acting like someone who didn't approach your true self and lived submerged in your own sea of regrets for not reaching what you thought were your dreams.

A long time ago you read a book that you don't remember its name. What you do not forget is the part when the psychotherapist makes his patient see that she can stop acting like the victim and become her own hero. Like Viktor Frankl's book Man in Search of Meaning, you understood that you are responsible for your life regardless of what has happened to you and what they say about you.

The way you react to the circumstances outside of you and the extent to which they affect you reflects how much love you have for yourself.

One day you saw an image of a cat looking at itself in the mirror but the figure that is reflected was a big lion.

I have no idea who its clever creator was. Clearly whoever has been wanted to give a visual concept of self-esteem. After all, as you see yourself you feel and they see you. If the cat looks like a big lion, you can imagine its attitude towards life.

However, several questions arose in you: if it were the lion that saw his reflection equal to that of a cat, what would be his attitude towards life? Would it frighten hyenas and other animals with his powerful roar and majestic presence? Or would the poor lion run away because he doesn't know his nature?

You've known for a long time that something was missing from you. You had the feeling of having lost something precious. Something that would give you the courage to overcome the challenges that appeared in your life. But the image you had about you was contrary to that of the