Courage Magic for Educators
đź’—Build a Courage-Centered Classroom
Why Educators Choose Us
đź’›Research-backed approach (not just cute stories proven framework) đź’›Built-in curriculum structure (A-Z = 26 weeks of courage conversations) đź’›SEL-aligned content đź’›Complete toolkit (saves time with activities ready to go)
Media Kit
If you are a teacher, librarian, or event coordinator who wants to bring an author visit or book talk into your classroom or program, click below to download this kit today.
"Courage is an important part of everyone's lives, especially young children. I had the privilege to invite Mrs. Liu to visit my class. She took the time to discuss with the children what courage is and help them activate their thinking with an activity and "call on their courage" whenever needed. The hands-on activity allowed children to immediately connect to the activity on a personal level...Mrs. Liu is a warm, genuine, caring and understanding life coach and person. She encourages children and adults to be their best, even when situations are not perfect...I feel that my class understands the importance of having courage, and has strategies to use when they feel they need a boost of courage, because of Mrs. Liu. Thank you, Mrs. Liu, for helping encourage my students to always have courage and believe in themselves."
Maryann Raffaniello
Second Grade Teacher, NY
Magic Awaits
Source: Goodnightreads
"As a third-grade teacher, I'm always looking for books that do more than teach reading skills—they help build character and create a positive classroom community. C is for Courageous naturally sparks conversations about kindness, courage, respect, empathy, and perseverance. One of my favorite features is the companion activity package. The coloring sheets and extension activities make it easy to incorporate the book into morning meetings, classroom discussions, and SEL lessons. I also appreciate the parent discussion guide, which extends these conversations from school to home. I highly recommend C is for Courageous to teachers, school counselors, and families looking to foster a caring, respectful, inclusive environment. It's more than an alphabet book—it's a valuable resource for building strong classroom culture."