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The You That’s Out There
When life feels uncertain, a quiet voice from the future shines a light: brave, loving, and full of possibility. A gentle reminder that your future self is always there, guiding you toward a beautiful life ahead.
Praise for The You That’s Out There
“…a true gem, a book you’ll want to return to regularly to read aloud to children of all ages, as a parent, grandparent, or teacher. It is the book everyone should have nearby for every child: it is cozy, inspiring, affirming, and lilting, it’s a warm hug and a starry inspiration all wrapped up in one beautiful message.”
– Pam Allyn, literary advocate, author, and founder of LitWorld
“This book offers quiet reassurance for children who are feeling unsure, worried, or overwhelmed. The idea that a future version of yourself is nearby, lighting the way forward, is both comforting and empowering. It encourages patience, bravery, and trust in the process of growing…”
– Ameliessa Richardson, Children’s indie author and mom
“‘The You That’s Out There’ feels like a deep, collective exhale for parents. It’s not just a story, it’s a conversation with the version of our children who have already survived today. It introduces them to a ‘Future Self’ who is standing on the horizon, brave and full of hope, whispering back to them: ‘I am right here. I have navigated these hurdles. I have felt this darkeness, and I am proof that you are going to bloom.’”
– Alex @littlebooknookcurator
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A Glitter Jar of Feelings:
Finding the Calm Within
Can calming big feelings be as simple as watching glitter fall?
When a young girl's rainbow of emotions swirls into a dark, overwhelming storm, she learns peacefulness is only a breath away.
Praise for A Glitter Jar of Feelings
“A delightful and meaningful tale, guiding children through the process of understanding and managing their emotions using the calming power of a glitter jar.”
– Jacqueline Yeats, Director of Mindful and Co. Kids
“A beautifully illustrated, gentle guide for children to understand and manage their emotions. Through vibrant metaphors and calming visuals, it introduces young readers to the idea of observing feelings like swirling glitter in a jar—acknowledging each emotion without judgment. Perfect for helping kids develop self-awareness and emotional regulation, this book is a wonderful tool for parents to use in teaching mindfulness and self-soothing skills.”
– Alexandra Eidens, Founder and CEO, Big Life Journal
“To be human is to experience emotions, and it is our job as parents, teachers, and professionals to guide our world’s children in learning how to recognize, name, and process how they feel. This experiential story empowers children to understand how their emotions feel inside of them as well as what they may be telling them. The metaphor of the glitter jar provides an anchor so that when even mixed up and heavy feelings start swirling, children can feel grounded and safe.”
– Christina Furnival, LPCC, Mom of 3, and Author of The Not-So-Friendly Friend, Fear Not!, and My Brilliant, Resilient Mind
Coming Soon in Spring 2026
The Bravest Kid I Know (Tiny Tree Books)