🌤️ Monique Gray Smith, author of SHARING THE LIGHT is going on tour! Come share your light and attend an event near you. ✨
🔗 SHARING THE LIGHT: STORIES AND REFLECTIONS publishes January 27th, tap the accounts tagged to learn more about these events!
🌼 #CoverReveal for SHARING THE LIGHT: STORIES AND REFLECTIONS by award-winning author, Monique Gray Smith!
Through the lens of five transformative practices — gratitude, love, joy, happiness, and hope — bestselling author Monique Gray Smith weaves together short stories, poignant reflections, and thoughtful questions that invite readers to pause and reconnect with their inner light.
This beautiful book can be read cover to cover or used as a daily source of guidance, providing gentle wisdom that inspires and empowers, helping to navigate life in a challenging world.
SHARING THE LIGHT is a powerful reminder that when we embrace our light and share it with the world, that energy not only transforms us but ripples out to uplift everyone around us.
#SharingtheLight is out January 27th, 2026! 🌤️
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“Monique is such a gift. Her words, experiences and heart are shared so authentically allowing her message to land with all. Her message is so needed not just for educators, but for parents, children and anyone who wants to grow personally and professionally.”
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Writers Festival anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. Here's an excerpt from Writers Festival Radio. @moniquegraysmith , where can we draw strength from and how to cultivate a practice of hope.
Join Monique and @ookpik56 at the Festival's opening event at 6:30pm on Thursday!
On Friday, I had the gift of sharing at George Jay Elementary School in Victoria. It was part of their literacy week and I left with an overflowing heart!
It was such a joy to be in a school once again and to hear the laughter, and to feel the energy, and dynamism of children learning.
At the end of the assembly, there was a draw for 2 books for each class. In order for the students to have their name in the draw they had to have read a poem they or someone else had written.
The coolest part and what really got my heart was how excited everyone in a class was when one of their classmates names were drawn! It was such a beautiful example of holding each other up and celebrating the goodness that had just come into their classmates life.
Its now Monday morning and I am still feeling their love and joy for each other!
What a profound lesson we can take from these students at George Jay Elementary🫶🏽🙌🏽
