Enter into the magical world of children’s dreams...

Where clouds are pink candy, friendly bears share their honey, and chocolate seas float boats into vast adventures. Sweet Dreams and Moonbeams expands kids’ imaginations with the wonderful possibilities of where our dreams can take us.

Jaw-dropping illustrations encompass each page along with an inspiring message that the magic within us is our most powerful tool.

Mother of two and author of best-selling titles Angel Grandpa, Angel Grandpa, and Everything You Give Comes Back, Heather Lean has created an incomparable story that will send children smiling into slumber.

Empower your daughter by turning her love inward!

With the help of 8 inspiring young girls, she will be awestruck with a confident new vocabulary of what she is capable of and meant to be!

Strong, kind, brave, happy, clever, determined, beautiful, loved little girls will come out of these pages… all it takes is a look in the mirror and powerful phrases to change their worlds.

Written by Heather Lean, best-selling author of Angel Grandma, Little Hands, and Sweet Dreams and Moonbeams, she’s challenging children to turn their love inwards and celebrate themselves rather than focusing on the little things.

Enlighten your son with the meaningful keys of life!

Explore the practice of turning love inwards to become the best version of himself. All it takes are 8 simple inspiring words…

Kind, compassionate, brave, happy, creative, determined, clever, loved little boys will result from reading this beautiful story. An encouraging yet constructive way for young boys to learn their worth and importance.

In good times and bad, Heather Lean knows how hard it can be to convince little ones of their amazement. Well, this will surely do the trick!

The world is a strange and beautiful place.

All People Are Beautiful is a joyfully illustrated and simply told lesson for little learners: that we live in a great, big world full of people who are so different from us, and that our differences are what make us beautiful.

Sometimes, unfamiliar faces and places can be scary to children (and adults!), so it’s crucial to teach them at a young age that differences are not to be feared, but to be celebrated. Not only will the lessons in this book help with early socialization, but children will learn that their own differences are nothing to be ashamed of.

This book will surely become a family favorite for its simple, heartwarming message, written by a father of two. As an added bonus, at the end of the story, there’s a fun exercise that helps children to implement their newly-learned lessons, while using their creativity and imagination.

Learning to love our differences is a must for any child growing up today, and this wonderful book makes it easy.

What kind of silly animal would you be?

Follow along in this hilarious book as we explore the different kinds of animals around the world, and the wild and silly things they get up to (if only in our imagination). Teaching children the power of being creative at a young age helps them to be better problem solvers later in life, and what could be more fun than joining an artic hockey game or another exotic adventure?

This book will be a blast for the whole family with it’s cartoonish illustrations, hilarious characters, and fun rhyming story. Read it together for some cheer in the middle of the day, or before going off to bed with a smile on every little face.

It’s so powerful to let our minds stretch and dream in our imagination, and this book is the perfect friend to accompany the journey.

Nobody wants to swab the poop deck.

But everyone needs to do their job to keep the pirate ship afloat. That’s the important lesson learned in this pirate's tale. Teach children that doing chores, helping around the house, and saying “aye, aye!” to their captains is just as important at home as it is on a pirate ship.

With a crew of all shapes and sizes, the Captain’s Pirate Ship needs everyone working together to keep their treasure-hunting adventures going. Children will learn the power of teamwork, cooperation, and doing their part.

A great book for any little pirate who’s prone to mutiny, Even Pirates Need to Listen was written by a dad to help his own little pirates remember the importance of pitching in.

This book will have any little rebel saying “Aye, aye, Captain,” in no time!