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Back-to-School Books for Kids Who Love Animals | Karen R. Lacy

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownAugust 1, 2026

Back-to-School Books for Kids Who Love Animals and Adventure A new school year can bring so many feelings for children. Some little ones are excited to see friends, meet a teacher, choose a backpack, or step into a new classroom. Others may feel nervous about the routine changing, being away from home, or trying something…

Finding Strength in Faith During Seasons of Change | Carin Jayne Casey

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownAugust 1, 2026

Finding Strength in Faith During Seasons of Change Change can arrive quietly, or it can come all at once. A relationship shifts. A loved one needs more care. A familiar routine changes. A door closes. A new responsibility begins. A season you thought you understood suddenly looks different. Even good change can make the heart…

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Animal Stories for Kids and Big Feelings | Karen R. Lacy

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownJuly 1, 2026

How Animal Stories Help Children Understand Big Feelings Children feel deeply, even when they do not always have the words to explain what is happening inside. A little one may feel nervous about trying something new, jealous of a friend, sad after a hard day, or unsure how to say they are sorry. Sometimes those…

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Finding God’s Peace When Life Feels Uncertain | Carin Jayne Casey

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownJuly 1, 2026

Finding God’s Peace When Life Feels Uncertain Uncertainty has a way of making the heart reach for control. We want answers. We want timelines. We want to know what will happen next and whether the road ahead will be safe. When life feels unclear, even ordinary decisions can begin to feel heavy. I have walked…

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Bedtime Stories for Kids: Relaxing Summer Reads | Karen R Lacy

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownJune 1, 2026

Bedtime Stories for Kids: Relaxing Summer Reads for Warm Nights Summer nights have their own sweet rhythm. The days are longer, the air feels warmer, and children often want to stretch bedtime just a little bit further. Maybe they ask for one more sip of water, one more hug, or one more story before closing…

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Books About Family Violence and Faith-Filled Recovery | Carin Jayne Casey

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownJune 1, 2026

Books About Family Violence That Offer Faith-Filled Perspectives and Recovery There are some wounds that are hard to explain to someone who has never lived through them. Family violence can leave a person feeling frightened, confused, ashamed, and very alone. Even after the immediate danger has passed, the heart may still carry questions. Why did…

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Gratitude and Perseverance: Christian Children’s Books That Help Kids Grow

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownMay 1, 2026

Gratitude and Perseverance: Christian Children’s Books That Help Kids Grow When I sit down to write a children’s book, I don’t focus solely on the story. I think about the child who will hear it. I think about the quiet moments at bedtime: the giggles, the questions, the way a child pauses and wonders why…

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Domestic Violence Survivor Stories That Reveal God’s Restoring Power

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownMay 1, 2026

When Your Story Feels Broken There was a time in my life when I no longer recognized myself. The person I used to be felt distant. My confidence had faded, my voice had quieted, and fear took up more space in my heart than I ever thought possible. Living through domestic violence changes you in…

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Springtime Children’s Books for Imaginative Reading Adventures

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownApril 1, 2026

Springtime Children’s Books for Imaginative Reading Adventures There is something truly special about spring. The world begins to wake up after a long winter, colors return, and everything feels full of possibility.  As a children’s author, I have always felt that spring mirrors the heart of childhood itself. It brings feelings of curiosity, hopefulness, and…

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Healing Books That Bring Peace to the Heart and Soul

UncategorizedBy Blaire BrownApril 1, 2026

When Your Heart Needs Peace There have been moments in my life when the weight of pain felt almost too much to carry. Seasons when grief, conflict, or memories from the past made it difficult to find rest. My heart felt unsettled, searching for something steady to hold onto. Maybe you’re in a place like…

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