2 Characters Stories
While You Sleep
$29.99A child asks a parent one bedtime question — "What happens when I sleep?" — and discovers a magical world happening inside their body all night long: memory-keepers, muscle-builders, germ-fighters, and golden energy-pourers all working while they rest. Because sleep isn't the end of the day — it's the most wonderful, most important part of it.
Think Look Find
$29.99A child and a parent discover together that when a beloved Bear goes missing at bedtime, panic is never the answer — one quiet question, one shared memory of the day, and the search becomes a journey from breakfast to sofa to garden bench. Because the most powerful thing a small brain can do when something feels lost and scary is stop, think, and retrace — one step at a time.
Sorry Feels Hard
$29.99A child and a parent navigate three real friendship moments — a broken crayon, a knocked-over tower, a hurtful accident — where saying sorry feels almost impossible, but choosing courage over comfort changes everything. Because a real apology isn't just words: it's looking someone in the eye, meaning it, and doing something to make it right again.
Rainbow in my plate
$29.99A child and a parent turn a plate of vegetables into a color game — red tomatoes, orange carrots, yellow corn, green broccoli, purple cabbage — and what started as "not interested" becomes the most delicious adventure on the table. Because trying something new never starts with finishing the whole plate — it always starts with just one brave bite.
One Brave Step
$29.99A child and a parent walk through three scary-but-real moments together — a tall slide, sharing art with a friend, and a bike with no training wheels — and discover one powerful truth: you don't have to feel brave to take the next step. Because confidence isn't something you're born with — it's something you build, one small brave choice at a time.
My Painted World
$29.99A child and a mom share the moment a brand-new paint set becomes an entire world — yellow sun, red house, green tree, blue sky, and a portrait of Mom with a perfectly blue face — until small hands almost crumple it all away, and Mom's reaction changes everything. Because creating something with love is never wrong, even when the colors don't match the world — and the most beautiful part is always the part that came straight from the heart.
I Can't — We Can
$29.99A child and a parent work through three moments that are simply too big for one small person alone — a box that won't budge, a task that makes no sense, and an obstacle course where crossing the finish line first means leaving a friend behind — and discover every time that asking for help isn't giving up. Because knowing when you need others, finding the words to ask, and choosing your team over your own glory are not signs of weakness — they are some of the strongest things a person can do.
How Friends Begin
$29.99A child and a parent discover together that friendship never needs a perfect introduction — just three small brave moments: walking up to a child alone in a sandbox, offering a hand to someone stuck on a puzzle, and saying hello to a nervous newcomer at the playground gate. Because noticing someone who is alone, offering help, and taking one step toward a stranger are not small things — they are exactly how every friendship in the world has ever begun.
Brave in the Dark
$29.99A child and a parent discover together that the scariest things in the dark are almost always just familiar things in disguise — and that a little light, a little curiosity, and one person beside you are all it takes to turn fear into discovery. Because being brave in the dark doesn't mean feeling no fear — it means looking closer instead of looking away, and knowing you never have to do it alone.
Better Together
$29.99A child and a parent navigate three real moments where "mine" feels like the only answer — a favorite fire truck, a playground ball, and a brand-new box of blocks — and discover each time that choosing "ours" opens up something bigger, louder, and more joyful than playing alone ever could. Because sharing isn't about giving something away — it's about building something you never could have built by yourself.
Because of You
$29.99A child and a grandparent share three quiet, unforgettable moments — planting seeds that need time, sitting together in candlelight when the dark feels too big, and a child tending a winter garden alone so someone they love can come back to it in spring. Because the most important lessons in life don't come from a classroom — they come from someone who has already lived them, and loved you enough to share.
A to Z with Me
$29.99A child and a parent spend one magical day discovering that letters are hiding everywhere — in apples and clouds, feathers and dogs, all the way to a zebra butterfly that lands on a wrist like a gift — because the alphabet was never just in books. And at the very end of the day, the most wonderful surprise of all: those same 26 letters were always spelling the child's very own name.
3 Characters Stories
My Spot
$29.99A child and a little sibling discover — through one flash of real anger, one sleeping baby, and one tiny hand wrapping around a finger in the dark — that a beloved sunny spot on the sofa is somehow even warmer when someone small is beside you. Because sharing space with someone you love isn't losing something — it's finding something you didn't know was there.
My Big Red Feeling
$29.99A child and a parent discover together what happens inside the body when anger arrives — hot cheeks, tight fists, a chest that feels too full — and learn 3 simple tools to make that big feeling smaller. Because every big feeling always passes, and you are always okay — no matter what you feel.
The Best Kind of Tired
$29.99A child, a dad, and a mom share one full glorious day of movement — running, jumping, spinning, falling off a bike, and getting back on — because when dad sits down on the ground and says "that means you tried," everything changes. Because the best kind of tired is the kind you earned, and a body that has been fully used always wakes up ready for more.
Helping Feels Like This
$29.99A child and a dad wake up early — before Mom — to build the most special breakfast in the world together: toast, jam, garden flowers, and a handmade card that says "I LUV MOM" — because the best surprises are made slowly, carefully, with your whole small heart. Because when Mom comes downstairs and her eyes shine without a single word, a child learns the most important thing helping can teach: doing something for someone you love always feels better than doing something for yourself.
All the Way I Love You
$29.99A child, a mom, a dad, and a little sibling share one tender evening where a feeling too big for words turns into five small acts of love — words, a drawing, simply sitting close, setting the table without being asked, and running full-speed into open arms. Because when Mom cups a child's face and says "all of it — that's love," every young reader discovers the most important truth: there is no wrong way to love someone — there are only all the ways.
4 Characters Stories
When Sad Comes
$29.99A child and a parent move through three real moments where sadness arrives uninvited — being forgotten by friends, watching a beloved toy airplane break, and missing a grandparent who lives too far away — and each time, a parent's quiet presence teaches the child that sadness is not something to fear, but something to feel and name. Because sadness always has a shape, always has a reason, and always — with one small brave step and someone beside you — finds its way through.
Ready
$29.99A child, a grandparent, a parent, and a little sibling all show up in three simple daily habits — because handwashing, toothbrushing, and a first independent morning routine turn out to be some of the most important things a family can do together. Because the small habits nobody thinks about are the ones that quietly build the most confident, most ready version of you.
