For parents, teachers & counselors

Helping little hearts explore big feelings.

The books invite meaningful conversations through storytelling, friendship, and coloring.

Explore together

Stories make space for conversation.

Children don't always have easy words for worry, anger, or uncertainty. A fictional adventure can offer a gentle starting point—without requiring a child to talk about themselves before they're ready.

NoticeAsk what a character might be feeling.
WonderExplore what the character needs or what might help.
TryTalk about one small action the friends could take next.
Characters reflecting together in The Forest of Worries
Common questions

Good to know

What ages are the books intended for?

Book 2 is described for ages 5–10. Adult guidance can help younger readers engage with the story and activities.

Are these therapy workbooks?

No. They are fictional story-and-coloring adventures exploring emotional themes; they are not a substitute for professional evaluation or treatment.

How can we use the stories at home or in a classroom?

Read together, pause to notice character emotions, invite guesses about what could help, and enjoy coloring without pressure to produce a particular answer.