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Two little books, kept at Sathu’s pace

Sathu is the sloth who keeps the slow path at Meraki. These two Mini Manuscripts offer gentle doorways into mindfulness and loving-kindness for Littles and their grown-ups.

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Sathu the Sloth seated calmly in a cross-legged pose, wearing a warm linen robe and a wooden Sathu pendant
Sathu · keeper of the slow path

The first shelf

Meet the Sathu stories

Two Mini Manuscripts written by Shannon Scott.

Cover of Sathu Learns Mindfulness by Shannon Scott: Sathu the sloth sits cross-legged in a fern clearing with his hands at his heart

Mini Manuscript · Book One

Sathu Learns Mindfulness

Shannon Scott

Mini Manuscript, Book One

Sathu Learns Mindfulness

“I can have a busy brain and still find ME in here.”

Sathu has a busy little brain. He thinks about ordinary things, gets distracted, wanders, notices, breathes, and returns. A gentle first doorway into mindfulness for Littles and their grown-ups, where the return is the practice.

Notice, Breathe, Wander, Return.

For Littles ages 4 to 7, and the grown-ups who read with them. Paperback, hardcover and eBook coming soon.

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Cover of Sathu Learns Mettā: Loving-Kindness by Shannon Scott: Sathu the sloth sits at a picnic under the Kindness Tree with a berry on his head and a little mouse beside him

Mini Manuscript · Book Two

Sathu Learns Mettā: Loving-Kindness

Shannon Scott

Mini Manuscript, Book Two

Sathu Learns Mettā: Loving-Kindness

“Kindness starts in here and ripples everywhere.”

When a picnic under the Kindness Tree turns into a tangle of ribbons, flowers and bouncing berries, Sathu hears his inner voice get loud and unkind. With a pause and a breath, he learns that loving-kindness starts with how he speaks to himself.

For Littles ages 4 to 7, and the grown-ups who read with them. Paperback, hardcover and eBook coming soon.

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From Shannon

Sathu never rushes, and neither will these stories. When the books are ready, the list hears first.