Althéa Botha

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Have you or someone you know, been recently diagnosed with scoliosis? Are you looking for a light hearted and positive resource?

Join Bonnie as she shares everything she’s learned about being diagnosed with scoliosis. Bonnie and Her Brace is an upbeat, encouraging and inspiring account of Bonnie’s diagnosis and being prescribed a back brace to correct her curvature of the spine.

Bonnie will gently guide you or your loved one as they navigate new terminology and become familiar and confident in their scoliosis diagnosis.

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My House in the Sky is a tender, imaginative picture book about a young girl learning to hold onto love and memory when life changes. Moving between two homes—one red, one blue—she creates a third, magical space all her own: a floating purple house filled with joy, memories, and hope.

This story opens a gentle doorway for parents, teachers, and therapists to talk about change, separation, family transitions, and healing—reminding kids that joy can live in their imagination, and in their hearts, no matter where they are. Even in shifting times, there’s always room for the good things.

“Only the good things — I promise.”

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What do you see?
What do we see…?

A future where indigenous languages are preserved and not extinct, spoken to express love and to create a magnificent reality.

By 2100, predictions say that half of the world’s spoken languages will either vanish or be on the brink of extinction.

In response to this alarming trend, UNESCO, Indigenous Peoples Organizations and UN indigenous mechanisms have collaboratively designated the period from 2022 to 2032 as the International Decade of Indigenous Languages.

Let’s preserve our indigenous languages by instilling them in kids from a young age, and highlighting them as languages of love and creation.