A watercolor illustration of a castle with orange rooftops, a woman with long red hair holding a child, a crocodile with sharp teeth and a long snout, clouds in the sky, and stylized text reading 'The Dragon of Vow', as part of a book cover.

Books

The Magic of You

The Magic of You, Vera’s Debut Children’s book, is coming soon!

The Magic of you is an illustrated poem for parents and their children. The poem reflects on the magic within so many ordinary moments during a baby’s first year of life. From the treasured walks to the playful baths. Even those seemingly never-ending bedtimes seem to disappear before we know it. Vera Kay, will not deny the stress of it all, but this book is to remind you of how incredible every little moment is. This book is a plea to parents everywhere to slow down and look around at the magic in the air around you while it’s still there.

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A colorful, illustrated cover for a children's writing prompt book titled 'Once Upon Your Story' for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten, featuring a smiling, cartoon sun with a cheerful face, radiating yellow rays, and pink and blue clouds against a light blue sky with pink clouds.

Once Upon Your Story

Once Upon Your Story: Writing Prompts for Pre-K and Kindergarten

This is vera’s first prompted Journal for Children.

With over 250 heartfelt and imaginative writing prompts, this journal gives your child a chance to reflect on themselves, their little world, the people they love, and the things they dream about.

Each prompt also includes space for your little one to draw an illustration inspired by their answer, turning their words into a collection of memories you can treasure together.

From imagining a make-believe planet to choosing a favorite smell, thinking about what makes someone a good person, and leaving messages to their future self, these prompts capture the way your child sees the world right now.

Put this journal away when it's complete and bring it back out years from now. Read their little answers. Look at their drawings. Remember the things they loved, the things they dreamed about, and the way they saw the world when they were small.