"Sky Finds a Hero" is a colorful, creative, and uplifting story that follows a young child and her uncle as they explore the qualities of a hero. Although it is loosely based on the author's real-life daughter, Skyler, Sky's story encourages ALL children to look within to find their strengths and innate worthiness. Thoughtfully written and filled with love, this book also shares a universal message about the adoration all caregivers have for the child[ren] in their lives. So, join Sky as she learns about heroes and sets out to find a hero of her very own!

"Sky Finds a Hero" is a colorful, creative, and uplifting story that follows a young child and her uncle as they explore the qualities of a hero. Although it is loosely based on the author's real-life daughter, Skyler, Sky's story encourages ALL children to look within to find their strengths and innate worthiness. Thoughtfully written and filled with love, this book also shares a universal message about the adoration all caregivers have for the child[ren] in their lives. So, join Sky as she learns about heroes and sets out to find a hero of her very own! Each page is filled with cute and colorful illustrations while paired with easy-to-read storytelling – making this the perfect book for early readers in the age range of Pre-K to 2nd grade. Get your copy today and remember, there is a hero in you!

This is Stacey's debut children's book. Stacey received her undergraduate degree in Sociology. After working as a paralegal, Stacey realized that her heart was in the human services field. She returned to school, obtaining her MSW in 2012, and worked as a social worker for 2 years before learning about her daughter, Skyler's, health issues. Since then, her degree has been helpful in navigating a medically complex life. Re-learning about the world through the lens of being a parent and via Skyler's experiences as a child with multiple disabilities has reignited Stacey's inner advocate, inspiring her writing. She endeavors to put good out into the universe, give back, find joy and gratitude – "rainbow moments" – wherever possible in order to ride out the difficult "raindrop moments".