One virtue per story. One growing heart.
Every story in the Fruitful Hearts Series plants a single virtue and shows a child exactly how to practice it. No lectures. No morals tacked onto the final page. Just characters doing the thing, so children can too.
Mia the Loving Mango and the Lonely Turtle
The virtue is love, specifically the noticing that has to happen before love becomes something you can see.

Toby the Turtle has just moved to Sunset Cove and everything feels new. Mia is the only one who sees him sitting apart. What she does next takes about eleven seconds, and changes the whole beach.
More in the series coming soon
Each book plants one virtue and gives children a concrete way to practice it this week, at home, at recess and in the classroom.
Love
Noticing someone, then doing something about it.
Available nowJoy
Finding the good and handing it to someone else.
Coming soonPeace
Settling a big feeling before it settles you.
Coming soonPatience
Letting people arrive at their own pace.
Coming soonKindness
Choosing warmth before anything is owed.
Coming soonGoodness
Doing right when nobody is watching.
Coming soonFaithfulness
Being the friend who keeps showing up.
Coming soonGentleness
Handling people, and feelings, with care.
Coming soonSelf-Control
Pausing between a feeling and a choice.
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