With every turn of a page, Lily and the Kindness Seeds teaches little hearts the big impact of kindness. It’s a story that sparks conversation, ignites imagination, and inspires action.
With every turn of a page, Lily and the Kindness Seeds teaches little hearts the big impact of kindness. It’s a story that sparks conversation, ignites imagination, and inspires action.
Filled with vibrant illustrations and a story that tugs at the heart, Lily and the Kindness Seeds is perfect for bedtime, classroom discussions, and moments of inspiration.
“Lily and the Kindness Seeds sparked the most beautiful conversation in my classroom. My students began thinking about how they could be everyday kindness heroes. It’s a must-have for every elementary classroom.”
“This book fits perfectly into our social-emotional curriculum. The story is engaging, the illustrations are stunning, and the message is exactly what our students need right now.”
“My daughter couldn’t stop talking about Lily after we read the book together. Now she looks for ways to plant her own ‘kindness seeds’ every day!”
“We started our own Kindness Garden at home after reading the book. It’s been a beautiful way to bond as a family and encourage thoughtful actions.”
“As a school counselor, I’m always looking for books that teach empathy in a relatable way. Lily’s story makes kindness feel achievable and exciting for young kids.”
“Lily and the Kindness Seeds is more than a story—it’s a tool. I’ve used it in small groups and whole class sessions to explore compassion, patience, and how kindness grows.”
“I want to be like Lily because she helps people and makes them smile. I made my own kindness cards after reading the book!”
“I liked when the flowers grew because of the kind things Lily did. I want to grow kindness too!”
“This story is a beautiful reminder of the power of small acts. It’s sparked a kindness movement in our school community that we hope to keep growing all year long.”
“Dr. Shields and Lily brought energy, joy, and purpose to our students. The book is engaging, inclusive, and leaves children believing they can make a difference.”
