I write from a very honest place — from my own journey of learning how to love myself and from the healing God gently walked me into.

As a young girl, I struggled deeply with how I saw myself. I didn’t like my features, my smile, or the things that made me unique. I used to tuck my lips in, avoid pictures, and wish I could trade myself in for someone “better.”

I didn’t know then that God had already called me beautiful, accepted, and wonderfully made.

Now, when I write, I’m speaking to that younger version of me —the girl who didn’t feel enough, who didn’t feel seen, and who didn’t know her worth.

Every book I create is my way of reminding her — and every child who needs to hear it — that they are loved, they belong, and they were made on purpose.