All Posts

When I pictured doing story times for my book, I imagined a room full of excited kids, parents smiling, giggles in the air. But reality doesn’t always look like the dream—sometimes only one or two kiddos show up. And you know what? That’s okay. In fact, it’s more than okay. Small story times are still meaningful. They still matter. Those one or two little listeners are giving me their time, curiosity, and wonder—and that deserves my best. I remind myself every time: you’ve go

When you put your very first book out into the world, you brace yourself for all kinds of feedback—excitement, support, and yes…...

I had one of those surreal author moments this week… the kind you dream about when you first start writing. While scrolling online, I...

One of the most exciting parts of publishing my book has been the dream of sharing it with others—not just online, but face to face. I...

Back in June of this year, I started writing what would become my very first published book. At first, I was waiting on illustrations...

As a children’s author, I believe stories have the power to spark imagination, build curiosity, and inspire creativity in young minds....