You're Okay Arlow Mae (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798987955406)

Arlow Mae is a little girl with big questions and, sometimes, big worries. With the help of her grandmother, Momo, Arlow finds peace under the sky, always loved and cheered on by her star family of light.

This book cultivates and encourages feelings of belief in the universal support system that exists for us all. Momo helps her granddaughter, Arlow with concepts of reverence and trust. Signs from nature - the sky, moon, stars, flowers, and trees - prove that we are always connected to loved ones and never alone. Our star family of light feels with us, dances with us, cheers for us, and watches over us, always. Belief in a resource as vast as the sky empowers children to feel guided, supported, and loved.

About the Author, Laura Walsh:

Laura is excited to share her hope and spiritual belief in an afterlife that is alive and well in the sky and beyond. She enjoys reading inspirational books to her five grandchildren and plans to write at least four more stories for each grandchild. She is thrilled to create a book series for children, with illustrator, Molly Fabiano: 2MoMos Books That Comfort Kids.

Laura is an enthusiastic yoga instructor, which includes a healing practice Yoga and Your Fascia that she developed over the last several years empowering students to find real ease in their bodies.

She lives south of Boston in Massachusetts.

About the Illustrator, Molly Fabiano:

Molly Fabiano is a graphic designer turned illustrator who has dreamed of making children's books since she's been a child herself, when all she ever wanted to be was an artist. Molly's illustration style is whimsical and quirky-made up of colorful graphics and funny characters who she'd like to hang out with. She creates her artwork digitally using the dreamy pair that is her iPad Pro and Procreate, and sometimes an old fashioned pencil and Adobe Illustrator are invited to the party too.

Molly lives south of Boston with her husband and 2 young kiddos, who are her biggest fans, most honest critics, and usually the inspiration for her next creative project.