The Boy Who Kept Morning in His Pocket

“Sometimes the smallest light is enough to help the world begin again.” — Barb Casper

Title: The Boy Who Kept Morning in His Pocket
Subtitle: A gentle story about kindness, wonder, and the quiet magic of new beginnings
Author: Barb Casper
Description: The Boy Who Kept Morning in His Pocket is a tender and uplifting children’s story about hope, imagination, and the small, beautiful things that help goodness grow.

In a little village on the edge of a windy plain, a boy named Isaac believes he can carry the feeling of morning in his pocket—fresh, bright, and full of possibility. While the grown-ups around him are busy with chores and worries, Isaac notices the pink-gold sky, the singing birds, and the simple wonder of each new day. But when summer brings a long dry season, the village begins to fear what may come next. Isaac’s quiet way of seeing the world may hold exactly the kind of hope everyone needs.

Warm, poetic, and comforting, this story invites children ages 6–10 to treasure kindness, pay attention to life’s little miracles, and believe that even small hearts can help good things grow.
Pages: 31
Dimensions: 8.5x11”
Keywords: children’s e-book, kindness, wonder, hope, imagination, village story, uplifting children’s story, gentle bedtime story, ages 6-10, nature, mindfulness for children, emotional learning, poetic picture book
Downloadable: File immediately available.
License: Personal use only. No resale.

This product is non-returnable and non-refundable.