Recommended Reading
The books I most often put in a family’s handsFor children
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It Will Be Okay
A gentle, faith-based children’s book that helps kids navigate fear, uncertainty, and change. Through the story of Little Seed and Little Fox, children are reminded that even when life feels scary or unfamiliar, they can trust God and know they are not alone.
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Uniquely You
A positive, encouraging children’s book that helps kids understand that they don’t have to compare themselves to others or try to fit in. Uniquely You encourages children to appreciate what makes them different, build confidence in who they are, and recognize that God created each of them with value and purpose.
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You Are Special
One of my personal favorites. This story offers a powerful reminder to children—and adults—that our worth is not determined by the labels, judgments, or approval of others. You Are Special teaches that we are valuable simply because we were created and loved by God, making it especially meaningful for children struggling with self-esteem, rejection, comparison, or feeling like they aren’t enough.
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I’m Not a Scaredy Cat
A playful, faith-based book that helps children face fears and worries with courage. Through humor and a simple prayer, children learn that being afraid is normal and that they can turn to God for comfort and reassurance when something feels scary.
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Big Feelings Days
A gentle, reassuring book that helps children understand that difficult emotions are a normal part of life. Big Feelings Days gives children permission to experience sadness, anger, fear, and other big feelings while reminding them that they are deeply loved by God—even on their hardest days.
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The Invisible String
A comforting children’s book that helps children understand that love and connection remain even when people are apart. It can be especially helpful for children experiencing separation, divorce, grief, anxiety, or other changes that leave them missing someone they love. The story gives children a simple, reassuring way to think about attachment and staying emotionally connected across distance.
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The Rabbit Listened
A gentle story about what children may need when they are hurting, disappointed, or overwhelmed. Rather than trying to fix the problem or tell the child how to feel, the rabbit simply stays close and listens. This book offers a valuable lesson in empathy, emotional validation, and the power of being present with a child during difficult emotions.
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