Chris Brian Hartley / Chris Brian Hartley / Sue Publicover
Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
You don’t have to be grown-up to make a difference.Fostering Hope is a heartwarming children’s picture book about kindness, empathy, and the difference small acts of caring can make. Written for children ages 4-10, it invites families to discover how helping others can create hope.When a father introduces his daughters to the experiences of children and families in foster care, their curiosity becomes an opportunity to learn. Together, they discover that a caring word, a thoughtful gift, or a moment of friendship can help someone feel noticed, supported, and loved.Through a gentle story and beautiful illustrations, Fostering Hope encourages young readers to put compassion into action. Children learn that they already have something powerful to offer: kindness.A meaningful read-aloud for home or the classroom, this story helps children:• Build empathy and understanding for others.• Recognize the power of everyday acts of kindness.• Explore age-appropriate conversations about foster care.• Discover ways to give back to their community.Written by Chris Hartley and Sue Publicover, and illustrated by Masha Klot, Fostering Hope is part of the Life Lessons with Daddy series. It offers parents, educators, counselors, and community groups a warm starting point for conversations about generosity, belonging, and caring for others.One thoughtful act can inspire another, and together, those acts can inspire a movement.100% of the proceeds from every book support National Angels and its mission to walk alongside children, youth, and families experiencing foster care through intentional giving, relationship building, and mentorship.Recommended for children ages 4-10. 6
