A Glimpse Inside Good Little Souls

Dive into a collection of stories crafted to inspire and uplift young hearts. Here's a peek at a few of the adventures awaiting your child:

Dottie and the Dandelions 🌼

Meet Dottie, a little girl who loves dandelions! This heartwarming story explores self-acceptance and uniqueness, as Dottie learns that being different isn't just okay—it's what makes you truly special and beautiful. It's a gentle reminder for every child to embrace their own inner light.

Tamasha Takes off Her Training Wheels 🚴‍♀️

Join Tamasha on her exciting, yet sometimes wobbly, journey to ride her bike without training wheels. This tale is a celebration of courage, perseverance, and believing in yourself. Tamasha's adventure teaches children that even when things are tough, a little bravery and persistence can help you achieve your dreams.

Justice in the Hall ⚖️

Discover Justice, a character who learns about fairness and doing the right thing when a problem arises in the school hall. This story gently guides children through understanding conflicts and finding solutions that ensure everyone is treated with kindness and equity. It's a perfect read for discussing social responsibility.

George Loves Games 🎲

George adores playing games, and through his experiences, children learn valuable lessons about sportsmanship and friendship. This story explores the joy of playing together, the importance of being a good winner and a gracious loser, and how kindness makes every game more fun.

Cynthia Adores Science 🔬

Follow Cynthia as she embarks on exciting scientific explorations! This story sparks curiosity, encourages perseverance in learning, and celebrates the joy of discovery. Cynthia's journey shows children that asking questions, experimenting, and learning from every attempt is what makes science, and life, so fascinating.

"Good Little Souls" is a collection of original stories by Jeremy Jensen, thoughtfully crafted for a broad reading age of 3 to 11 years, making it suitable for both early listeners and independent readers. This 79-page paperback, presented entirely in English, was published on July 29, 2025, with a commitment to accessibility. It offers a comprehensive and engaging experience designed to nurture emotional well-being and empower children with messages of courage, kindness, and resilience.

From "Eugene and the Friend Machine"

"In the bustling heart of Cincinnati, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventeen, lived a boy named Eugene. But for all the excitement and progress around him, Eugene often felt a quiet loneliness. He was a boy of sharp intellect and boundless curiosity, with eyes that sparkled when he spoke of gears and pulleys, and a mind that hummed with inventions yet to be conceived. He loved to read, devouring books about faraway lands and scientific discoveries, and his hands were always busy, tinkering with discarded clocks or sketching intricate designs in his worn notebook."