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Children’s Books

This is where you will find published and upcoming information on children’s books. I am excited to share what is coming up!

Ingrid’s Journey to Courage, follows Ingrid a sweet squirrel, as she learns to navigate her big emotions in this heartwarming children’s book. Ingrid meets Wally, a woodpecker, who helps her learn that even though she feels deeply and has some worry, there are ways for her to feel more calm in order to move forward.

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Shipping & Rates

$17.99 per book

Ships from: 1000 N Allen Road
Independence, MO 64050

US Shipping — Media Mail

  • 1–3 books: $5.00
  • 4–7 books: $7.50
  • 8–15 books: $10.00
  • 16+ books: Free shipping

🏠 Local pickup available in the Kansas City / Independence, MO area — contact Gay to arrange a time!

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Orders are typically shipped within 3–5 business days. Have a question before you order? Reach out — Gay loves connecting with readers!

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An open children’s picture book lies on a cozy desk, its pages filled with bright digital-art illustrations of friendly animal characters exploring a fantastical forest. Beside it, a closed, moodier adult fiction novel in rich teal and copper hints at mystery with abstract, swirling patterns on the cover. Scattered around are enamel pins, a mug with stylized book motifs, and a soft, folded tote bag patterned with tiny illustrated scenes from the stories. Golden hour light streams in from a window out of frame, creating warm streaks and soft shadows that emphasize textures. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with a gentle depth of field, the scene feels playful yet grounded, connecting books to book-inspired merchandise in an inviting author-branded workspace.

“These books opened gentle conversations about feelings with my students—engaging, honest, and wonderfully illustrated.”

— Aya Nakamura