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Let’s Talk About It With Chloe
Children’s Book Collection for Ages: Ages 4–12
Let’s Talk About It with Chloe is a heartfelt children’s book series created to help children and the adults who love them have meaningful conversations about real-life experiences, big feelings, relationships, responsibility, loss, belonging, kindness, mindfulness, friendship, and the things that make each of us unique.
Through Chloe’s experiences, children are encouraged to ask questions, express their feelings, develop empathy, and understand that they deserve to feel Safe, Loved, Heard, and Accepted.
Big feelings. Real-life lessons. Meaningful conversations.
I BELONG
Understanding Adoption
Ages 4–12
A heartfelt story that helps children understand adoption, belonging, and the many beautiful ways families are created. Chloe reminds children that what makes a family isn’t how it begins—it’s the love, connection, and sense of belonging that grow within it.
Families are created in many different ways, and every child deserves to know that they belong.
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In I Belong, Chloe explores adoption in a warm, reassuring, and age-appropriate way, helping children understand that being adopted is one of the many ways a family can come together.
Through Chloe’s story, young readers are encouraged to talk about questions and feelings surrounding adoption, family, identity, and belonging while being reminded that love isn’t determined by biology.
At its heart, I Belong offers children a simple but powerful message: your story matters, your family is yours, and you belong.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Adoption
Belonging
Family
Identity
Love
Different kinds of families
Asking questions
Feeling secure and accepted
TWO HOMES. OUR FAMILY.
When Mom and Dad Don’t Live Together
Ages 4–12
A reassuring story for children navigating separation, divorce, or life between two homes. Chloe helps children understand that even when Mom and Dad don’t live together, they can still feel safe, loved, supported, and part of a family.
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When parents don’t live together anymore, children can have questions and feelings that aren’t always easy to put into words.
Two Homes. Our Family. helps children navigate the experience of having parents who live separately while reinforcing an important truth: a family’s circumstances may change, but a child’s need for love, reassurance, and belonging does not.
Through Chloe’s experience, children are given permission to talk about their feelings, adjust to different homes and routines, and understand that they don’t have to choose between the people they love.
Whether a child is experiencing separation, divorce, co-parenting, or simply learning about families that look different from their own, Chloe opens the door to compassionate family conversations.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Two homes
Separation and divorce
Changing family structures • Transitions
Big feelings
Reassurance
Belonging
Family love
ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS
When a Family Pet Dies
Ages 4–12
A gentle story about the grief children may experience after losing a beloved family pet. Through Chloe’s experience, children learn that it’s okay to feel sad, talk about their feelings, remember the love they shared, and carry those special memories in their hearts.
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For many children, losing a beloved pet may be one of their first experiences with death and grief.
Always In Our Hearts gently helps children navigate the sadness of saying goodbye to an animal they love.
Through Chloe’s experience, young readers are reminded that grief can include many different feelings and that it’s okay to miss someone who was an important part of their family.
The story encourages children and adults to talk openly, remember happy moments, honor the love they shared, and understand that although a beloved pet may no longer be physically present, the memories and love connected to them can remain.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Pet loss
Death
Grief
Sadness
Saying goodbye
Memories
Love
Talking about difficult feelings
Remembering someone special
WORDS MATTER
Choosing Kindness Every Day
Ages 4–12
Chloe discovers that the words we choose can change someone’s entire day. This story helps children understand the power of kindness, thoughtful communication, and simple words like “please” and “thank you.”
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Words may seem small, but they can have a very big impact.
In Words Matter, Chloe explores how the things we say—and the way we say them—can affect the people around us.
Through everyday experiences children recognize, Chloe learns that kindness isn’t complicated. Saying “please,” “thank you,” offering encouragement, apologizing when necessary, and thinking about another person’s feelings are simple choices that can make a meaningful difference.
The story gives families an approachable way to begin conversations about communication, empathy, kindness, and taking responsibility for the words we choose.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Kind words
Please and thank you
Communication
Empathy
Consideration
Gratitude
Apologies
How words affect others
BEING MINDFUL
Learning to Slow Down and Be Present
Ages 4–12
A calming introduction to mindfulness that helps children slow down, notice what’s happening around them, and connect with the present moment. Chloe shows young readers that even small pauses can help them feel more peaceful, aware, and grounded.
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Life can feel busy for children, too.
Being Mindful introduces children to the idea of slowing down and paying attention to what’s happening right now.
Alongside Chloe, young readers explore simple ways to notice their breathing, surroundings, thoughts, feelings, and the little moments they might otherwise miss.
Rather than expecting children to make uncomfortable feelings disappear, the story encourages them to pause, notice, and reconnect with the present moment—giving families a gentle starting point for conversations about awareness, calm, and emotional well-being.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Mindfulness
Being present
Slowing down
Breathing
Awareness
Feelings
Calm
Paying attention
Appreciating everyday moments
RESPECT IN ACTION
Everyday Habits That Show We Care
Ages 4–12
Respect isn’t just something we say—it’s something we show through our everyday choices. Chloe helps children explore manners, consideration, listening, kindness, and the small actions that let other people know we care.
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What does respect actually look like in everyday life?
In Respect in Action, Chloe discovers that respect isn’t simply about knowing the rules or having good manners. It’s about showing other people through our actions that their feelings, time, belongings, boundaries, and voices matter.
Everyday moments help children recognize how listening, taking turns, showing consideration, being polite, and thinking about how their behavior affects others can make a meaningful difference.
The story turns the idea of “respect” into something children can recognize, understand, and practice in their own lives.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Respect
Manners
Listening
Consideration
Taking turns
Boundaries
Kindness
Caring for others
Everyday responsibility
DIFFERENT IN WONDERFUL WAYS
Celebrating What Makes Us Unique
Ages 4–12
A warm celebration of differences that helps children recognize that everyone has their own abilities, experiences, appearances, and ways of moving through the world. Chloe encourages children to approach differences with curiosity, kindness, acceptance, and an open heart.
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No two people are exactly alike—and that’s something worth celebrating.
Different in Wonderful Ways helps children notice and appreciate the many differences they may encounter in the people around them.
Through Chloe’s experiences, young readers are encouraged to move beyond simply noticing differences and toward understanding, inclusion, empathy, and acceptance.
The story provides families, classrooms, counselors, and caregivers with a natural way to begin conversations about individuality and the importance of treating people with kindness and respect—even when someone looks, communicates, learns, moves, or experiences the world differently.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Differences
Individuality
Inclusion
Acceptance
Empathy
Abilities
Kindness
Respect
Belonging
Celebrating what makes us unique
SOMEONE IS COUNTING ON ME
Learning What Responsibility Really Means
Ages 4–12
When Chloe takes on the responsibility of caring for Luna, her rescue puppy, she learns that being responsible means more than simply wanting something. This story introduces children to consistency, care, follow-through, and what it means when someone else is counting on you.
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Wanting a pet is exciting. Taking responsibility for one is something entirely different.
In Someone Is Counting on Me, Chloe learns what responsibility really means through caring for Luna, a rescue puppy who depends on her.
Feeding, caring, remembering, following through, and showing up even when something else seems more fun help Chloe discover that responsibility isn’t just a promise we make—it’s something we demonstrate through our actions.
Through an experience children can easily understand, the story opens conversations about accountability, commitment, compassion, and what it means when another living being is depending on us.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Responsibility
Pet care
Commitment
Follow-through
Accountability
Compassion
Routines
Keeping promises
Caring for others
THE FRIENDSHIP WE GROW
Learning What It Means to Be a Good Friend
Ages 4–12
Through Chloe’s friendship with Ruby, children explore what it really means to build and care for a friendship. The story introduces kindness, listening, inclusion, communication, and the everyday choices that help friendship grow.
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Friendships don’t simply happen—they grow through the way we treat one another.
In The Friendship We Grow, Chloe explores what it means to meet someone, build a connection, and become a caring friend.
Through her friendship with Ruby, children see that being a good friend involves listening, sharing, communicating, including others, showing kindness, and making an effort to understand another person’s feelings.
The story gives children an approachable way to think about the kind of friend they want to have—and the kind of friend they want to be.
What This Book Helps Children Explore
Friendship
Making friends
Kindness
Listening
Inclusion
Sharing
Communication
Empathy
Being a good friend
Growing relationships