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The Quietest Song: Learning to Feel, Be Still, and Belong Some stories don't roar. They whisper. Little Bird believed joy was the only music the world knew-until sadness softened the sky, silence hushed the songs, and fear shook the trees. Confused and uncertain, Little Bird faces emotions bigger than himself. Instead of flying away, he discovers a powerful new kind of bravery: stillness. Through gently poetic storytelling, The Quietest Song guides young readers through emotional storms and quiet transformations. With guidance from roaring lions, peaceful bears, dancing fish, and one quiet…mehr

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The Quietest Song: Learning to Feel, Be Still, and Belong Some stories don't roar. They whisper. Little Bird believed joy was the only music the world knew-until sadness softened the sky, silence hushed the songs, and fear shook the trees. Confused and uncertain, Little Bird faces emotions bigger than himself. Instead of flying away, he discovers a powerful new kind of bravery: stillness. Through gently poetic storytelling, The Quietest Song guides young readers through emotional storms and quiet transformations. With guidance from roaring lions, peaceful bears, dancing fish, and one quiet parrot, Little Bird learns feelings-like weather-come and go. But being still, truly listening, and belonging remain. Perfect for sensitive children ages 5-8, this heartfelt picture book helps young readers: - Understand that emotions naturally pass and change. - Discover courage through calm, quiet presence. - Grow emotional resilience and empathy. Ideal for classrooms, bedtime bonding, grief processing, social-emotional learning, or simply sharing quiet moments together. Because not all hearts roar. Some find strength in stillness.
Autorenporträt
Richard Santos Juarez is the author and illustrator of The Quietest Song: Learning to Feel, Be Still, and Belong, a lyrical picture book that helps children explore emotions and discover quiet courage. A dyslexic visual storyteller from Monterey Bay, California, Richard studied Human Development and Family Studies at California State University, Monterey Bay, and Hartnell College. He creates stories for children who feel deeply and need books that don't fix them-just quietly remain beside them.