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The journey to the inner light

In 'Recognise Your Light in Me' Daisy Buytelaar takes the reader along on her journey to her inner light. She does this through the connection she felt with the soul of her (then still) unborn daughter. She made contact with this light to prepare herself for her future motherhood, but at the same time she went in search of herself. As a child Daisy could already perceive a lot in the 'invisible' world, but because her environment could not support her in this she had closed herself off from it. In 2017, after quitting her top sporting career, building a social career and maintaining a busy social life, she became overworked. This was the moment that her healing journey started and she opened up again to the world of light and energy.

In the meantime, the book was born over a year ago, as was her now-born daughter Bloom. Daisy has already received many reactions. "Everyone takes away different insights from the book and that is what makes it so special. I get to know my own book all the time. I think that's great!

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"I found it difficult to 'let go' of the book towards the printer. Often, things don't turn out quite the way we imagined them. You then have to make concessions. But that is not the case with NPN Drukkers . I could really trust them and they thought along with us in a fantastic way. Without NPN Drukkers it would not have been the same book - in a positive sense.

The feeling had to be right

During the process of writing, publisher Linda Baart came across Daisy's path. Linda edited the book and made the connection with our printing company. That's how we first came into contact with this special project, which for the most part was developed on the basis of feeling. This was particularly important for Daisy. "When I started writing, I already knew that it was important that everything was right. From the type of paper to the design on the cover, my feeling had to be right."

Linda also felt that this was going to be a special book. "It was difficult for me to 'let go' of the book towards the printer. Often, things don't turn out quite the way we imagined them. You then have to make concessions. But that was not the case with NPN Drukkers . I could really trust them and they thought along with us in a fantastic way. Without NPN Drukkers it would not have been the same book - in a positive sense," she says.

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"NPN Drukkers was very helpful in thinking about how we could make the book look as beautiful as possible. They came up with the idea of the text on the cover and how we could best use the gold. This made the designer see countless new possibilities. The end result is definitely worth it!

Sustainable paper

"Daisy wanted to use sustainable paper. NPN then came up with a suitable proposal: recycled paper. When Daisy held the paper, her feeling was immediately right. She immediately felt that this was the right paper."

A radiant cover

Recognise Your Light in Me is a book that shines. Literally. Linda says: "NPN Drukkers was very helpful in thinking about how we could make the book look as beautiful as possible. They came up with the idea of the text on the cover and how we could best use the gold. This made the designer see countless new possibilities. The end result is definitely worth it!

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