Books
“Write the vision and make it plain on tablets, that he may run who reads it.”
Habakkuk 2:2
Rejected But Not Forgotten
Introducing “Rejected But Not Forgotten”- Haddy is seven years old, and everything in her life is changing.
After moving away from the only home she has ever known, she must leave behind her friends, her school, and everything familiar. In her new town, nothing feels right. The children at school are unkind. Sunday School feels lonely. And deep down, Haddy begins to wonder…
Has she been forgotten
Through gentle conversations, heartfelt prayers, and powerful Bible stories about Abraham, Hannah, and Jesus, Haddy begins to discover a truth that changes everything:
She is never alone.
Rejected But Not Forgotten is a comforting, faith-filled story that helps children:
Cope with moving and life transitions Process feelings of rejection and loneliness Build confidence rooted in God’s love Learn that their identity is not defined by others
Perfect for children ages 5–10, this beautifully written story reassures young hearts that even in unfamiliar places, God sees them, loves them, and has a plan for their life.
A meaningful gift for families, churches, and anyone guiding a child through change.
Order your copy today and remind a child they are never forgotten.
Section for churches, parents, etc
“This isn’t just a story. It’s a reminder your child is never alone.”
“What do you say when your child asks: ‘Why don’t they like me?’”
“This is for every Sunday school teacher who’s seen a child sitting alone…”
“What the Bible teaches kids about rejection… (and why it matters more than ever)”
“Moving is exciting for adults… but for kids? It can feel like losing everything.”
“Signs your child might be struggling after a move:
- Quiet
- Doesn’t want to go to school
- Says ‘no one likes me’
How Jesus Helped Me With My Grief
The moment came when a little girl`s world shattered completely—her daddy was gone forever. She would never see his kind eyes, hear his comforting voice, or feel his warm embrace again. Every corner of her life seemed emptier, every memory sharper with longing. How does someone learn to keep going when the person who meant everything has been taken away? Grab a copy today to learn how a little girl learns to continue with life even after her father passes away.
Jesus Christ: The Miracle Worker
After facing one failure too many, a young girl believes she’s beyond help. But as her heartaches with shame, she is told stories of Jesus—the One who turned water into wine, the dead come to life, and the lost believe again. Jesus Christ: The Miracle Worker reminds readers that no mistake or circumstance is too great, and no heart too broken, for God’s healing touch.
Let these stories encourage your heart and strengthen your faith in every circumstance!
The books are available on Amazon.
How These Books Help Children
Faith-based stories that guide children through grief, school stress, and emotional challenges.
1. Who These Books Are For
- Parents and guardians looking for books that nurture emotional resilience and spiritual growth.
- Teachers and school counselors seeking resources that support children dealing with grief, anxiety, or social challenges.
- Church leaders and youth ministers interested in faith-based materials that help children navigate life challenges.
2. Emotional Support and Faith Integration
- Helps children recognize and understand feelings like sadness, loneliness, or anxiety.
- Shows how Christian teachings bring comfort, hope, and guidance during difficult times.
3. Grief
Losing someone you love is hard for kids.
Our faith-based stories guide children through grief with comfort, hope, and prayer.
Real-life situations include:
- Losing a grandparent, parent, or sibling
- A pet passing away
- A friend moving away or changing schools
How children may feel:
- Sad
- Confused
- Angry
- Lonely
- Guilty or afraid
Faith-based reassurance:
- Jesus sees their pain and comforts them: “Blessed are those who mourn…” (Matthew 5:4)
- Loved ones live on in God’s memory and love
- Prayer and honest conversations help their hearts heal
Hope message:
Even when someone we love is gone, Jesus has not forgotten us. He walks with us through sadness and fills our hearts with hope.
4. School Stress
Tests, homework, and peer pressure can be overwhelming.
These stories teach children coping skills through faith.
Real-life academic challenges include:
- Difficulty understanding lessons
- Pressure from tests, grades, or homework
- Navigating new social dynamics or competition
How children may feel:
- Anxious
- Frustrated
- Insecure
- Afraid of failing or disappointing others
Faith-based reassurance:
- Jesus gives peace and strength: “I can do all things through Christ…” (Philippians 4:13)
- God values effort, not perfection
- Prayer and encouragement calm anxious hearts
Encouragement message:
School can feel overwhelming, but Jesus helps children remember they are never alone. Every step forward counts, and He celebrates even the small victories.
5. Faith-Based Reassurance
- Jesus comforts children in grief.
- He strengthens them during stress.
- He guides them through everyday challenges.
- Children learn they are loved, valued, and never alone.