Every Book, a Life Lesson
I've noticed something about all of my books.
They're becoming more than books about differences.
They're becoming books about life skills.
Frankie and the Fuzzy Birthmark
Frankie's birthmark grew as she did — and so did her urge to hide it under shirts, jackets, and Band-Aids. Then one sunny day at the pool, another girl shows her the truth: “This is my special spot. My one-of-a-kind something.” Now the only thing Frankie puts on her birthmark is sunscreen.
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Calla's Stubborn Cowlick
Calla loves life on the family farm — especially the pigs, cows, and chickens. But no barrette, braid, wet fingers, or even a haircut can tame her stubborn cowlick. As she starts kindergarten, she discovers that what makes us stand out might just be what makes us special.
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There You Are, Lauren
Courage isn't the absence of fear — it's moving forward anyway. Lauren's story will remind every child that bravery doesn't always look big and bold. Sometimes it's quiet. Sometimes it's just one small step. And sometimes, that's everything.
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Debo Finds His Forever Home
Every child wonders at some point: Where do I fit in? Debo's story speaks directly to that feeling. Belonging isn't found by changing who you are — it's discovered when you finally let the world see who you truly are.
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Landon's Buzzer Beater
Landon misses the shot. The buzzer sounds. And then — he gets back up. This is a book about what happens after failure, and why getting up is always the most important play. Resilience isn't something you're born with. Landon proves it's something you choose.
Shop Now"Every book I write starts with a difference — a birthmark, a cowlick, a missed shot. But what I'm really writing about is the child inside every story who learns something about themselves that they'll carry for the rest of their life."
— Julia Howard, Author