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Caroline's Treasure Chest

9781960616326
32 pages
Mamabear Books Llc

$16.95

Hardback

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Overview
A heartwarming story that helps children discover courage, confidence, and the tools to navigate life's biggest feelings.

Caroline has a wonderful imagination, but sometimes her worries feel bigger than she is. When her wise grandmother introduces her to a magical treasure chest, Caroline discovers that the greatest treasures aren't jewels at all. Inside are simple, powerful tools that help her calm her mind, face her fears, and believe in herself.

From "Breathing Magic" to "Positive Pebbles," each special treasure teaches Caroline practical ways to manage anxious thoughts, build resilience, and find peace during life's challenging moments. Along the way, she learns that courage isn't about never being afraid; it's about knowing she already has the strength within.

Written by licensed therapist and educator Vicki Gardiner, Caroline's Treasure Chest thoughtfully weaves evidence-based coping strategies into a warm, engaging story that children will relate to and families will return to again and again.

Perfect for home, classrooms, counseling offices, and bedtime reading, this empowering picture book helps children better understand their emotions while celebrating the special bond between generations.
Fans of Ruby Finds a Worry, The Rabbit Listened, What to Do When You Worry Too Much, and The Invisible String will appreciate this reassuring story filled with practical tools, hope, and heart.
Author Bio
Sara Kuba is a children's book illustrator based in Florida. She is a graduate of Ringling College of Art and Design and started illustrating books professionally in her junior year. Her goal as an illustrator is to entertain, educate, and encourage readers of all ages and provide them with an outlet for their creativity and imagination. When she isn't creating art, she enjoys playing video games, knitting and crocheting, studying languages, and spending time with friends and family.

Vicki Gardiner is a licensed professional counselor, school counselor, and experienced educator, bringing a wealth of expertise and empathy to her work in the field of mental health and education. Through her writing, she seeks to uplift and enlighten readers, drawing from her professional and personal encounters to offer hope, guidance, and understanding. She lives in the heart of Texas with her husband and children. When she's not engaging with clients or story writing, she cherishes quality moments spent with her family and immersing herself in the captivating world of books and great movies.