Karim, Hanna, Fares, Farida, and the little people, are not super people with superpowers or princes and princesses, neither do they own talking animals or magic lamps. Yet, they are all heroes of kindness. Each has changed the world into a better place with their very own minds and hearts. They understood that only by true freedom, freedom to love, freedom to live, and freedom to be only themselves, can they change whatever they don’t like in this world, love fearlessly and fully, achieve their best potential, be the best version of themselves and make the world a better place.

Children’s book that features 9 relatable short stories of typical struggles faced during the COVID-19 pandemic in a politics-free and stress-free manner.

What makes our book special is that these struggles are portrayed through the perspectives of young children. Each story also features discussion questions at the end to encourage meaningful discussions between you and the children in your life.

Who knew you could learn so much on one fishing trip? This book promotes healthy relationships self reflections and growth between a Father and Daughter Relationship.

In this book, Amina’s Christmas Adventure, what starts off as a surprise family trip turns into an adventure like no other, filled with new friends, excitement, and an enchanting turn of events.

Our little girls have a vast, complex world ahead of them. They need to be reminded of their value every day. This book is a little reminder that our girls, no matter what color, are special and their future is bright. This is more than just a story, this is reality.

Twyla is about to go to the pediatrician’s office for the first time in a while. She doesn’t remember what it’s like which makes her scared. Comforted by her best-friend, Buttons, her loving teddy bear, Twyla is brave enough to go inside. Read along as Twyla and Buttons both get check-ups and shots during a successful pediatrician’s visit.

After being given a special necklace, Cara soon learns that it has the power to take her to magical worlds, but in the midst of wonder and awe, lies challenge and danger. Her first journey takes her to the beautiful Kingdom of Jama’a but something terrible awaits her, the Omiran – a cruel creature made of stone and malice. Cara must do everything she can to defeat the monster and protect the kingdom.

Piles of snow have taken over Little Bird’s town, and while it is chilly he doesn’t let it get him down. Instead during this holiday season Little Bird and his friends have taken it upon themselves to make the most of it. Building a snow castle, having snow fights, and even making new friends are the adventures Little Bird will have in this fairytale-like holiday special.

Nolan is our four-year-old son, who was diagnosed with a rare kidney disease called Nephrotic Syndrome at age 3. It came out of nowhere for us, and it set our lives on a different path then we had imagined. As we visit the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia frequently, We saw many different kids who were all fighting diseases of their own. It was heartbreaking as a mother to see children of all ages going through these trials of life that should never be. Our older son mentioned writing a book that would help kids who were feeling sad or discouraged realize they are not alone and there are so many kids like them! Each child is fighting their own fight to survive, and their families are taken on a roller coaster ride of emotions. When we think about superheroes, we tend to think of Batman, Superman, and Captain America. However, when we see young children faced with the burden of disease fighting for their lives, we see what real life superheroes are.

Luke & Lily are five year old twins who love everything about Christmas and are always excited to share the story of the birth of Christ with other children.
Over the years they have heard stories about The legend of the Guardian of the Angel Tree and had hoped that this would be the Christmas that their prayers would be answered and they would finally have an adventure all their own.