Stories by Sha

Stories for brave choices,
kind hearts and curious minds.

Picture-book adventures children can enjoy in the moment and remember when a difficult feeling or decision arrives.

Meet the four story themes
A parent and child discovering a picture book together
Stories begin with a shared moment.

Why stories?

A good story lets children feel the lesson for themselves.

A character makes a brave choice, repairs a mistake or tries again—and a child gets to imagine doing it too.

The stories put emotional skills inside playful adventures, so the message never feels like a lecture. Enjoyment comes first; the useful idea is there when a child needs it later.

Four themes

Skills children can recognise in real life.

Each story begins with a relatable moment, not a moral. The learning grows naturally from what the characters choose.

Courage

Taking the next small step, even when your tummy feels wobbly.

Kindness

Noticing what someone else may need—and choosing to help.

Curiosity

Asking one more question and discovering a different way to see.

Resilience

Trying again after a hard moment without being hard on yourself.

First title in development

The first Stories by Sha book is being written now.

The title, cover and publication date will be shared here when they are confirmed. For now, Sha is giving the characters and story the time they need.

Updates will appear here

A note from Sha

“I want children to finish a story feeling understood—and a little braver about what comes next.”

I write stories that trust a child's imagination. The same idea runs through all my work: growth happens in the small moments we meet again and again.

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