I have always been a seeker of morals and truth, searching for a deeper window into human nature.
 
As a child I gravitated toward the classic fables and fairytales but often found myself “rewriting” stories that I thought could have  communicated a more profound message.

When my own children were young, I couldn’t seem to find current, morality-driven stories like the ones that I had loved as a child, instead finding a plethora of stories where beautiful visuals took priority over a constructive message. 

So I began writing my own, in response to situations my children faced -  bullying, insecurities, comparisons, feelings of being "less than," wanting to give up, defining their self-worth by performance.