Emmalina's Dream

A parent might reach for this book when their child is struggling with the loss of something precious, whether it is a physical toy, a missed opportunity, or a change in circumstances. It is a comforting resource for teaching children that letting go of what we once held dear can often lead to unexpected beauty and the chance to help others. The story follows Emmalina as her dream is stolen by a hobgoblin and eventually used to heal a sick child. Through this whimsical journey, children ages 4 to 8 learn that resilience is found in generosity. It helps reframe disappointment as a transition point rather than an end, making it an excellent choice for children who feel stuck in a moment of sadness or unfairness. The spiritual and magical elements provide a soft, metaphorical layer to process deep emotions of selflessness and hope.