Yvette Farkas

Yvette Farkas

Yvette Farkas is an award-winning, multi-genre author and transformative storyteller whose work bridges raw urban culture, urgent health realities, and heart-centered children's mindfulness. Her acclaimed titles include the groundbreaking Toronto Graffiti: The Human Behind the Wall (a 500+ page anthology of unprecedented artist interviews and 1,000+ photos), the essential Toxic Mold: Essential Health Solutions guide, and the Readers' Favorite award-winning Ethan and the Seven Chakras series—an eight-part adventure series that empowers kids aged 7+ to master emotional intelligence, energy healing, and personal growth through captivating, heart-focused stories.

Her books have earned national recognition—featured by The Globe and Mail and CBC Radio, referenced by the City of Toronto, sold at the Art Gallery of Ontario, and preserved in the permanent collections of the National Library of Canada.

As founder of Singing Soul Books, Yvette empowers aspiring authors to self-publish with clarity, confidence, and joy, connecting readers worldwide to uplifting, meaningful narratives. She created the acclaimed online course From Manuscript to Market, a step-by-step roadmap that has guides first-time authors to successfully launch their books.

Co-founder of Booyah Books, she crafts enchanting children's stories, music, and meditations—such as Loved Like Lilly (exploring love languages) and its companion album—that nurture positive mindsets, emotional resilience, and joyful self-discovery in young hearts.

With over 25 years as a holistic health consultant and bio-resonance expert—plus 30 years of martial arts training—Yvette weaves ancient healing wisdom, mindset mastery, and modern science to guide individuals back to vibrant health, authentic purpose, and heart alignment. She has inspired and elevated international audiences as a featured speaker at MindValley University, the Future You Summit in the UAE (Dubai), and events across Canada and Hungary, sharing powerful insights on healing, resilience, and living aligned with one's deepest vision.

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Books

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Toxic Mold: | Essential Health Solutions, Home Safety Tips & Practical Recovery Tools for Families (Ages 18+)

Unexplained fatigue, pain, brain fog, or sinus issues disrupting your life? That musty smell or hidden black spots could be the cause! Toxic Mold is your fast, no-nonsense guide to spotting, stopping, and recovering from mold exposure. This concise booklet explains how mold and its invisible toxins (mycotoxins) affect your health-from allergies...

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Ethan and the Seven Chakras: A Mindfulness and Self-Growth Adventure for Kids Aged 7+ | Emotional Intelligence, Energy Healing, Meditation & Personal Development Tools (Book 1)

From the series: Ethan and the Seven Chakras

Winner of the Readers’ Favorite award!

In the heartwarming first book of an eight-part series, Ethan and the Seven Chakras invites young readers on a transformational journey of self-discovery, mindfulness, and emotional awareness. Meet ten-year-old Ethan-a curious, brave, and relatable boy who’s just moved to Canada after living in five...

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Finding Your Place On The Team: Exploring the Sacral Chakra | A Courageous Tale of Friendship, Emotions & Self-Love for Kids Aged 7+ | Vulnerability, Connection & Personal Growth (Book 3)

From the series: Ethan and the Seven Chakras

In the heartfelt third book of an eight-part series, Ethan and the Seven Chakrasdives into a challenge many kids face-feeling like an outsider on the team. Ten-year-old Ethan navigates soccer practice, a taunting bully, and the pressure to fit in, uncovering the Sacral Chakra’s lessons of creativity, connection, emotions, and self-love. Guided...

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Praise

~Toronto Graffiti: The Human Behind the Wall~
"As someone who documents street murals/wall art and street graffiti, I fully appreciate the difficulty involved in capturing these images before they are tagged or removed. Many books devoted to 'Graffiti Art' give little background information on the under ground artists whose work is profiled.

What sets this fine publication apart from numerous other books hoping to cash in on this phenomenon is that Yvette Farkas has gone the extra mile to track down graffiti artists to tell their stories in their own words, and lavishly illustrated her book with colour illustrations and sketch book studies. And to add to the dialogue with artists, Farkas presents a chapter on 'Legal Issues' pertaining to graffiti, 'Health Matters' involved in dealing with spray painting, and 'Detoxification Strategies,' which further add to enhance the value of this work.

As a extra, a section entitled 'Toronto Shots 1980 - 2010' rounds off this publication. Already in its second version, third printing, this 471 page anthology more than justifies its hefty price tag. Other Canadian cities have urban art that cries out to be documented as well as Farkas has done. Her exemplary work provides a framework on how to go about it!"

– R. M. Desjardins

~Ethan and the Seven Chakras~
"A few years ago, I first encountered the idea of chakra while watching a famous anime, which led me to believe it was just a work of fiction. I didn't know that I could use it in real life. It's, like, way beyond cool. Each chakra is introduced with gentle explanations and activities like meditations, reflections, and questions in a way that I can understand how they influence thoughts, emotions, and actions. Beyond spiritual concepts, the book nurtures emotional intelligence, body awareness, and personal growth."

– Jon Lennon

~Toronto Graffiti: The Human Behind the Wall~
"This book is different from everything I have ever read, it is truly unique. I did not know anything about graffiti, except that it annoyed my aunt when her house got sprayed. Then Yvette invited me into a whole new world unknown to me. In her book she took me to illegal encounters in subway tunnels as well as to secret meetings with rebels who prefer to be unknown by anybody yet known by everybody at the same time for their modern art.

I learned about the hierarchy that the artists adhere to - really, those rebels who defy societal norms have very clearly outlined internal rules. Fascinating. I got to know the art as well as the artists. Yvette managed to get their confidence so they could open up and share their stories. There are also the hundreds and hundreds of photos that bring those stories and characters behind them to life.

Thank you, Yvette Farkas, for letting me take a glance at this part of society that is hidden for us 'normal people'. You were courageous to take on and follow through with this project even though you got so much headwind - from some artists as well as from Toronto police. This research journey kept you busy a decade of your life. You are amazing and your book is a gem of art itself! 7 stars out of 5 - if that was possible."

– Maluma