Each book stands alone, but together they give kids a full toolkit: a story to share, a journal to write and draw in, and pages to color while big feelings settle.
Picture book · Ages 5–10 · 27 pages
Ada and the Pen that Listened
Sometimes feelings feel too big to hold inside. That's exactly what Ada discovers. Through writing, drawing, and playing with words, she learns the page is a safe place where every emotion is welcome, and that big feelings get easier when caring people slow down, listen, and stay close. A gentle, heartwarming story about self-expression and feeling heard.
Big feelings can be hard to explain. Sometimes it helps to give them a place to go. This guided journal helps children notice their emotions, put feelings into words, discover what they need, and find healthy ways to calm their bodies and minds, through prompts, drawing, and open pages to tell their own stories.
Join Ada, her family, and friends in 50 uplifting coloring pages inspired by the story. Cheerful scenes and encouraging messages help kids explore happiness, sadness, worry, pride, bravery, kindness, and more, all through the simple joy of coloring.