The book encourages children to practice mindfulness and positivity.
A young Westmeath teacher, who passed away from ovarian cancer, is being remembered in a new book.
31-year-old Aoife Kelly, who taught in St. Tolas National School, Delvin, died in March last year.
Her colleague Julie-Ann Carroll wrote the book "Our Super Teacher", to encourage children to practice mindfulness and positivity.
Ms. Carroll was speaking with David Hollywood on Midlands Today about Aoife:
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