Illuminating Wellness, Reflection, and Purpose
Rising Light Publishing focuses on books that nurture personal and professional growth through mindfulness, resilience, and compassion. This imprint serves professionals, educators, leaders, and individuals who seek meaning, balance, and renewal in their daily lives.
Rising Light publications include reflective guides, wellness workbooks, and leadership tools that bridge insight with action. Rooted in evidence-based practices and grounded in empathy, these works help readers explore topics such as well-being, recovery, emotional intelligence, and human connection.
At its core, Rising Light Publishing believes that every story of growth can illuminate the path for someone else — and that light shared is light multiplied.
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My Voice in a Big Room
(High Definition Illustrated Edition )
When a child walks into a courtroom, everything feels bigger than life—the bench, the voices, the rules, the words adults use. My Voice in a Big Room gently introduces children to the experience of family court and treatment court in a way that feels safe, supportive, and empowering. Through the story of Eli—a young boy navigating a court day with the help of a kind judge, a trusted family helper, and a comforting courthouse dog named Justice—children learn that their voice matters, even in big rooms. This reassuring picture book helps children:
- Understand what happens in court
- Feel less afraid of unfamiliar settings
- Learn that adults are working to keep them safe
- Find language for their feelings
- Recognize that healing takes time
- A “My Voice Plan” page to help children feel prepared
- A “For Grown-Ups” section with trauma-informed tips
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My Voice in a Big Room
(Soft Watercolor Illustrated Edition )
When a child walks into a courtroom, everything feels bigger than life—the bench, the voices, the rules, the words adults use. My Voice in a Big Room gently introduces children to the experience of family court and treatment court in a way that feels safe, supportive, and empowering. Through the story of Eli—a young boy navigating a court day with the help of a kind judge, a trusted family helper, and a comforting courthouse dog named Justice—children learn that their voice matters, even in big rooms. This reassuring picture book helps children:
- Understand what happens in court
- Feel less afraid of unfamiliar settings
- Learn that adults are working to keep them safe
- Find language for their feelings
- Recognize that healing takes time
- A “My Voice Plan” page to help children feel prepared
- A “For Grown-Ups” section with trauma-informed tips
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The Girl Who Shared the Sky
A Story About Courage, Hope, and Being Heard
The Girl Who Shared the Sky is a beautifully illustrated watercolor picture book about kindness, generosity, and the courage to protect your own light.
A young girl carries sunshine and starlight within her. When others feel heavy, she shares her glow freely—until one day she realizes she has given away too much. In the quiet that follows, she discovers a powerful truth: you can care deeply for others without losing yourself.
Tender, poetic, and emotionally resonant, this story thoughtfully explores:
• Empathy and compassion
• Healthy boundaries
• Emotional balance
• Self-worth and inner strength
Perfect for children ages 4–10, as well as families, classrooms, and counseling settings, The Girl Who Shared the Sky offers a gentle yet lasting reminder: the sky is vast enough for everyone to shine.
Part of The Lightkeeper Collection, this title is published by Rising Light Publishing—an imprint of Sundance Hollow, LLC—devoted to nurturing courage, empathy, and emotional resilience in young readers.
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The Boy Who Borrowed the Wind
The Boy Who Borrowed the Wind is a luminous watercolor picture book about power, humility, and the quiet courage of letting go. There once was a boy who learned how to whistle—and the wind answered. At first, it was only a small breeze. A playful lift of laundry. A gentle push to fill a sail. But as the boy calls louder and louder, what was once a friend becomes something wild. And when the air falls silent, he must discover that true strength is not in commanding the wind—but in releasing it. Set against a windswept shoreline rendered in cinematic watercolor, this timeless literary story explores:
- The difference between leading and forcing
- Listening instead of commanding
- The humility of restraint
- Finding harmony with the world around us