Book OneFriendship · Listening · Repair
The Bridge Between Us
When a disagreement puts their bridge-building project — and friendship — on hold, Rowan and Juniper learn how to find their way back together.
Read Book OneStories from Willow Glen
Little stories about the big things we feel.
Join Rowan, Juniper, and their woodland friends as they learn that being brave doesn't mean having all the answers. Sometimes, it begins with listening, sharing, and finding our way back to one another.
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Each story is made to read together — with gentle conversation starters to bring its lessons into everyday life.
Book OneFriendship · Listening · Repair
When a disagreement puts their bridge-building project — and friendship — on hold, Rowan and Juniper learn how to find their way back together.
Read Book One
Book TwoFeelings · Awareness · Connection
Juniper discovers that a feeling can't always be wished away. With a little kindness and someone willing to listen, she finds the words she needs.
Read Book TwoMore stories to come
There's always something new to learn in Willow Glen. More gentle, courageous stories are on their way.
Book Three
Another small brave thing is waiting to be discovered.
Coming soonBook Four
New adventures, familiar friends, and room for everyone.
Coming soonBook Five
Every heart has another story worth telling.
Coming soonCome on in
In a cozy valley of sunny meadows, winding streams, and woodland cottages, friendship is an adventure all its own.
Meet Rowan, Juniper, Owl, and the neighbors who remind us that courage can be quiet, kindness takes practice, and everybody belongs.
A little more than a story
Stories that make room for every kind of feeling.
Gentle questions that start meaningful conversations.
Simple Family Time activities to try beyond the last page.
Book One · Interactive Activity
Help Rowan and Juniper practice listening and reconnecting, one wooden plank at a time.
Book Two · Interactive Activity
Help Juniper notice, name, and share a feeling that won’t go away, one kite ribbon at a time.