I’m a mother of three, an engineer by training, a product leader by profession, and a passionate storyteller who loves weaving faith, family, and adventure into everything I write. I live in Colorado with my husband and kids and find inspiration in everyday moments, childhood wonder, and the hope we have in God.
After a mighty storm floods their town, Hiro, Lani, and Wazi discover more than just puddles and fallen branches—they discover a chance to help.
With small hands and big hearts, these three siblings—known as the Little Helpers—step into a messy rescue center and learn that kindness is more than words. It’s lifting heavy boxes, comforting frightened puppies, throwing a surprise party, and showing up even when it’s hard.
Rooted in faith and wrapped in joy, The River Rescue and the Call to Kindness is a tender, funny, and inspiring story about God’s gentle voice, the power of showing up, and the ripple effect of everyday love.
A perfect story for families who want to raise kids who listen, love, and live out their faith—even in the muddiest moments.
I’m a wife and mum of two young boys living in Wales, UK. I love being outdoors, especially on rainy days! I believe I’m what’s known as a ‘pluviophile’ (somebody who finds joy in rainy days).
It’s All the same forest is a story about the everlasting bond between a girl and her cat. Written by licensed psychotherapist, Paige Rechtman, before the passing of her beloved soulmate-kitty, Squiggles, the poem took on deeper meaning after her loss.
In the wake of her grief, Paige began illustrating the original poem, letting memories and emotion guide the images that now bring the story to life. Working on this project became a deeply therapeutic act, one that helped her process her grief while cherishing the memories they shared.
This book is both a personal story and an invitation to explore your relationship with your own pet. At the end, you’ll find a guided poetry exercise to help you honor your pet by creating something from the heart.
Through a series of scenarios, 12-year-old Hannah educates children and adults about the most significant threats facing Australia’s native animals and the simple things people can do to help protect them from many of these dangers.
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Looking for a heartwarming bilingual story that celebrates family, culture, and the little joys in life?
Meet Misa, a playful miniature Australian Shepherd who is less than thrilled about spending the day at her Granny’s. But as the hours pass, Misa discovers something amazing—there’s fun, love, and magic in the simplest of things. From garden discoveries to shared treats and quiet cuddles, Misa learns that sometimes the best adventures are the ones we least expect.
Told in both English and Spanish, this heartwarming story bridges generations and languages, offering a joyful read-aloud experience for bilingual families and early language learners. It’s a celebration of culture, connection, and the special bond between children and grandparents.
A; I was born and raised in Michigan, but after my husband and I married in 1995 we relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area where we lived until we moved to Berlin in 2017. We made that drastic move because we wanted to travel and experience a slower life pace than the Silicon Valley provided.
Bajette’s Balloon is an adventure of giving, kindness and generosity. A color-changing, magical mystery balloon finds its way to Bajette and whisks her off on an unforgettable adventure. Along the journey, she meets a new friend, Bobby, and together they generously share their belongings with those they encounter. Mischief arises when Bajette’s lost cat stirs up trouble, while the balloon carefully avoids sharp edges. This heartwarming and exciting tale weaves in diverse stories that gently introduce children to themes of love, aging, disability, allergies, fire safety, and environmental care.
My name is Mel, I’m an early year’s practitioner, working in the pre-school room and a published author to my first children’s book ‘The Troll That Was Misunderstood’