Nancy Hawse writes children’s books about big feelings, messy moments, brave hearts, and all the emotional gymnastics that come with being a kid. Her stories tackle topics like self-worth, resilience, family challenges, kindness, and feeling different with warmth, honesty, and the occasional raised eyebrow. She believes children deserve stories that say, “Yep, this is hard. And no, you’re not weird for feeling this way.” When she’s not writing, she’s probably turning an ordinary childhood problem into a story idea. Because apparently, that’s what happens when you become an author.