The Little Stream

by Barry Ellsworth

This is a book about life. Its beginnings and endings, its ups and downs, and its bumps and bruises... the seasons of our lives. The fears we encounter and the way through those fears. And the joy, the beauty... the rapture of it all. May you find your self in its pages.

Genres: Childrens

60 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1996

About the author

Barry Ellsworth is an author, entrepreneur, and a father. He has been involved in the financial arena for over 40 years. He made his first million by the age of 30, and has taken numerous companies public, raising hundreds of millions of dollars for both his own and others' projects. Like every entrepreneur, he's had winners and losers. Luckily the winners have outweighed the losers, but his life is not yet so that could still change. He is also the founder of Green Plains Renewable Energy (now Green Plains, Inc.). It trades on NASDAQ under the symbol GPRE and is one of the largest ethanol producers in the world.

Reviews

[Sydney Walker]

Good message!! Enjoyed reading it to children!!

[Vicki]

Thought provoking book based on the song "Give Said The Little Stream".

[Kathryn Adam-Hurst]

Beautiful story about making a difference in the world

[Ryan]

The concept of an anthropomorphic stream didn’t work for me but agree with the message. And too many ellipses, very distracting...

However, the watercolor illustrations are beautiful!

[Cindy]

Although this is listed as a children's book I think it's a poetic book that would appeal to both adults and children with the watercolor illustrations and measured text

[Barry Ellsworth]

This is a book about life. About the seasons and cycles of life. About achievement, overcoming fears and obstacles, and success. It is a wonderful story.