Logo that is all the characters in the books together in front of a giant globe with the words "Understanding My World" on top

Children stories about

understanding, acceptance,

and inclusivity.

Written for age 3-10.

An illustration of the author sitting at a desk with some of the books on the desk with the words "Our Books"
An illustration of the author sitting at her desk writing and the words ABOUT THE AUTHOR
An illustration of the author talking on a landline telephone with the words CONTACT US
An illustration of the author sitting at her desk in front of her computer and the words BLOG POSTS
An illustration of the character Christopher with the words MEET THE KIDS
An illustration of the author mixing ingredients to cook something and the words KID-FRIENDLY RECIPES
An illustration of the author blowing bubbles and the words FUN ACTIVITIES
An illustration of the author sitting at a table coloring and the words COLORING PAGES
An illustration of the author looking at a calendar on the wall with the words "Coming Next"

“Grief feels like someone has left you and can be confusing to young children. This story communicates that all emotions are okay to feel.”

Karen M.

Testimonials

“I am first grade teacher. This is a great book to address homelessness with my students. It is a wonderful teaching tool to help students understand what it means to be homeless.”

Mistie O.

“An inspirational story with a message that my family and I will remember for a long time. Great storytelling with a sensitive subject. Highly recommend!”

Stephanie D.

Testimonials

“I am first grade teacher. This is a great book to address homelessness with my students. It is a wonderful teaching tool to help students understand what it means to be homeless.”

Mistie O.

“Grief feels like someone has left you and can be confusing to young children. This story communicates that all emotions are okay to feel.”

Karen M.

“An inspirational story with a message that my family and I will remember for a long time. Great storytelling with a sensitive subject. Highly recommend!”

Stephanie D.

Testimonials

“I am first grade teacher. This is a great book to address homelessness with my students. It is a wonderful teaching tool to help students understand what it means to be homeless.”

Mistie O.

“Grief feels like someone has left you and can be confusing to young children. This story communicates that all emotions are okay to feel.”

Karen M.

“An inspirational story with a message that my family and I will remember for a long time. Great storytelling with a sensitive subject. Highly recommend!”

Stephanie D.