
BOOKS

Auntie Ellen’s Orange House invites children into a warm, happy world where all colors come alive. Through gentle storytelling and friendly moments, kids learn the colors while feeling safe, seen, and loved.

Auntie Ellen’s Bedtime guides children into a calm, peaceful end to the day. Through soothing words and comforting routines, kids relax their minds while feeling secure, calm, and ready for rest.

Auntie Ellen’s Feelings invites children into a gentle world where emotions are understood. Through caring moments and simple language, kids learn to name their feelings while being safe, heard, and supported. Auntie Ellen shows proven techniques to calm children
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Auntie Ellen’s Numbers welcomes children into a playful world of counting and discovery. Through everyday moments and friendly guidance, kids learn numbers while feeling confident, curious, and encouraged.

Auntie Ellen’s Shapes welcomes children into a playful world where shapes are everywhere. Through calm guidance and everyday discoveries, kids learn basic shapes while feeling confident, curious, and supported.
Auntie Ellen Visits the Helpers introduces children to the helpers who keep our world moving. Through kind conversations and simple explanations, kids learn about community jobs while feeling proud, valued, and included.


At Auntie Ellen’s house, every ribbon tells a story.
In Auntie Ellen’s Ribbons, children are gently introduced to the idea that people experience the world in many different ways. Through colorful awareness ribbons and Auntie Ellen’s warm guidance, young readers learn that feelings, challenges, and differences are all part of being human—and all deserve kindness and respect.
Notes for Parents and Teachers
Being different is not a weakness.
It is not something to fix.
And it is never something to be ashamed of.
Every child in this book is strong in their own way.
Some move differently.
Some communicate differently.
Some need extra time, space, or understanding.
But all of them deserve kindness, respect, and friendship. Words matter. Kindness matters.
And when we learn to see differences as strengths, the world becomes a better place for everyone.
Uncle Bo
Thank you for sharing the Auntie Ellen’s World series with your child or students.
These books were created with one clear purpose: to help children feel seen, understood, and confident in who they are—while learning about the world and the people in it.
Each story introduces children to everyday experiences, emotions, helpers, and friends who may think, feel, learn, or move differently. Some characters are shy, some are sensory-sensitive, some communicate in unique ways, and others overcome physical or emotional challenges. What they all share is something important: they belong.
How This Series Helps Children
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Builds empathy and kindness
Children learn that differences are normal and valuable. The stories encourage compassion, patience, and respect for others. -
Supports social-emotional learning (SEL)
Topics like feelings, friendship, fear, confidence, and problem-solving are presented in simple, age-appropriate ways. -
Encourages inclusion and understanding
Children see characters with autism, sensory sensitivities, physical challenges, and different abilities portrayed positively—never as “less than.” -
Creates language for big feelings
The books help children name emotions and experiences they may struggle to explain themselves. -
Safe for classrooms and homes
The stories are gentle, respectful, and designed to spark conversation—without labels, judgment, or fear.
For Adults Reading Along
We encourage parents and educators to pause, ask questions, and invite children to share their thoughts:
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“Have you ever felt like this?”
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“How do you think this character feels?”
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“What would you do to help a friend?”
These moments turn reading into connection—and stories into understanding.
Our Belief
Every child deserves stories where they feel represented.
Every child deserves to know that being different is not a problem—it’s part of being human.
Thank you for helping raise a generation that is kinder, more aware, and more inclusive.
With gratitude,
Uncle Bo & Clare
