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Find the right story for your child, family, classroom, or practice.
The Grief & Healing Bundle brings together three tender picture books that help children process loss, change, and complicated family seasons with honesty and hope. Featuring Eagles in Autumn, Filled With Grace, and My Dad Doesn’t Wear a Cape, this set offers gentle stories for kids who are navigating grief, missing a loved one, or living in a single‑parent home.
From a grandparent’s promise to watch over a child “like an eagle,” to a family learning to grieve together after the death of a sibling, to a father doing it all without a cape, these books open up conversations about love, memory, and resilience. This bundle is a thoughtful resource for families, classrooms, counselors, and faith communities who want age‑appropriate stories that honor big feelings and remind children they are not alone.
The Neurodiversity & Inclusion Bundle brings together three warm, engaging stories that celebrate differences, compassion, and the many ways a family can grow. Featuring Tinker’s Triumph, Tinker’s Charm, and Too Tall, Too Small, this set helps children see that unique needs, personalities, and bodies are something to understand and embrace—not hide.
From a special‑needs kitty searching for a forever home, to a grandparent whose heart softens with the help of a tiny kitten’s charm, to kids discovering that being “too tall” or “too small” comes with its own special strengths, these stories invite honest conversations about inclusion, empathy, and self‑acceptance. This bundle is ideal for families, classrooms, therapists, and caregivers who want to support neurodiverse children and model what it looks like to welcome everyone to the table.
The SEL Essential Bundle includes three meaningful stories that help children build empathy, confidence, belonging, and resilience through relatable characters and heartfelt situations. Featuring Sheena’s Shake-Up, Too Tall, Too Small, and Tinker’s Triumph, this bundle is a thoughtful choice for families, classrooms, counselors, and caregivers who want to open conversations about change, differences, self-worth, and what it means to be loved and accepted.
These stories encourage children to understand big feelings, see the value in themselves and others, and recognize that challenges, transitions, and differences are all part of growing. The bundle is especially well suited for social-emotional learning spaces that want books children can connect with both emotionally and practically.
The Therapist Office Starter Pack brings together five heartfelt picture books that help children explore grief, identity, family change, and self‑worth in a safe, approachable way. Featuring Sheena’s Shake‑Up, Too Tall, Too Small, Tinker’s Triumph, A Mother’s Love, and My Dad Doesn’t Wear a Cape, this bundle gives therapists, counselors, and school social workers a ready‑to‑use mini library for a wide range of sessions.
From a cat grieving the loss of her first home, to kids navigating being “too tall” or “too small,” to a special‑needs kitty finding a family, to a baby born with Down syndrome, to a single dad doing it all, these stories invite honest conversation about feelings, belonging, and resilience. This pack is ideal for individual sessions, small groups, and waiting rooms, offering books that kids can truly see themselves in—no matter what they’re facing.
The Full Therapist Library brings together all eleven of Deb Weilnau’s picture books in one comprehensive collection for counseling offices, schools, and clinics. This curated set includes Tinker’s Triumph, Tinker’s Charm, Magic’s Miracle, Sheena’s Shake‑Up, A Mother’s Love, My Dad Doesn’t Wear a Cape, Eagles in Autumn, Filled With Grace, Too Tall, Too Small, Marnie’s Message, and The Story of a Kune Kune Pig.
From rescue pets and special‑needs kitties to children navigating grief, Down syndrome, foster care, single parenting, and growing up “too tall” or “too small,” these stories help kids feel seen, heard, and safe naming their feelings. Together they give therapists a flexible toolkit for individual sessions, small groups, and waiting rooms, opening gentle conversations about loss, identity, belonging, and resilience.
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