Sunflower and the Superpower
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A gentle story about the strength that grows inside us.
Sunflower and the Superpower is a tender, magical story about discovering the strength that lives within. Through a gentle hero’s journey, young readers explore themes of loneliness, friendship, and belonging. As Elena plants sunflower seeds with her mother, she navigates a school day full of big feelings and moments of feeling left out. When only one sunflower sprouts in the garden, Elena notices its loneliness and cares for it with love. Brought to life by her empathy, Sunflower sets off on a journey through the garden, learning about friendship, self-kindness, and inner strength. A warm and hopeful story for young readers, celebrating emotional growth, connection, and the power of kindness.
- Ages 4-8 Perfect for read-aloud at bedtime or in the classroom
- Helps kids talk about loneliness, friendship, and big feelings.
- A keepsake hardcover a meaningful gift for birthdays, new siblings, or a child going through a hard time.
- Loved by parents, teachers, and counselors exploring social-emotional themes.
Angela Reiner - Author
Angela Reiner is a writer, positive psychology practitioner, yoga teacher, and forest therapy guide who lives by the ocean in Half Moon Bay, California. She writes stories that help children grow kindness, calm, and confidence. Angela’s writing is inspired by her mother, who was an English teacher, and her daughter’s bright spark. When she is not writing, Angela enjoys outdoor adventures with her family, sailing the seas, and exploring creative joys like painting and horse riding.
Stella Maris - Illustrator
Stella Maris is a children's book illustrator and book designer. She began in Italy, where she pursued a degree in Ancient theatre while exploring a passion for art and illustration under masters including Alessandra Cimatoribus, Anna Castagnoli, Carll Cneut, and Stefano Moroni. She worked with oils, acrylics, and watercolors before falling in love with digital illustration, though her images retain a "traditional media flavor" characterized by a dreamy, feathery, and playful style.