Have You Ever Wondered?

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you tried? If you dreamed, failed, changed, played, felt, or cared? In this tender, beautifully written picture book, each page asks a simple question that gently encourages children to explore their own courage, curiosity, and compassion. From learning how to keep trying when things don't go right, to understanding that growing isn't just about getting taller--it's about becoming kinder, braver, and more yourself--Have You Ever Wondered? is a warm, poetic invitation to discover all the ways we can bloom.

"Have you ever wondered what would happen if you tried? If fear was just a whisper you could gently set aside? What if every stumble meant you learned a better way-- And trying helped you grow a little stronger every day? Have you ever wondered what would happen if you dreamed? If dreams could help you see the world was brighter than it seemed? If dreams were more than wishes--they were maps to guide you through--What steps would you begin to take to see them all come true? Have you ever wondered what would happen if you changed? If you grew a little different, if your dreams got rearranged? Would changing mean you've lost your way--or simply found your start? Could something new be growing gently, deep within your heart?" From the award-winning creators of The Trouble with Children (According to Dog), Have You Ever Wondered? is perfect for cozy read-alouds or quiet moments of reflection, this book is a reassuring reminder that every small step, every new feeling, and every act of kindness is a part of becoming who we're meant to be.

Residing in Colorado with her family, Katie Weaver is a highly acclaimed author, honored with multiple awards. As a mother of five, her vibrant life with young children serves as an endless wellspring of inspiration. Noteworthy works by Katie include "The Trouble with Children (According to Dog) and "When The Sky Roars," both acknowledged with the prestigious Kirkus Star, and "Uh-OH! My Dragon's Hungry." She finds joy in both traveling and writing, often engaging in the latter once her children are asleep.