Don't Blame Yourself
Look for Solutions

This story offers tools,
not judgments.

Many parents feel guilty for not teaching their children how to face fear.

But fear doesn’t vanish by ignoring it. This story shows children—and their grown-ups—how to face it together, with courage and compassion.

A tale that heals through metaphor, rhythm, and meaning. Rather than lecture or correct, this story gently guides. Through the enchanting genre of fantasy mystery, it invites children into a world of riddles, clues, and unexpected turns—where truth unfolds step by step, and surprise becomes a source of strength. Its metaphors illuminate the path to restoring inner harmony.

What is this book for?

To help children recognize and name their fears
To foster group awareness and emotional connection
To introduce the fantasy mystery genre in an accessible way
To promote respect for nature and biodiversity
To nurture emotional growth through storytelling and play
All this, in just a few beautifully written and illustrated pages.

About the Author

Luccia Lozano holds a Master’s degree in Spanish Language and a PhD in Spanish Literature.

She is a university professor of Spanish, Latin American, and Ibero-American Literature, as well as a poet and bilingual children’s book author. Her work appears in several literary magazines, and she is currently preparing her first poetry collection alongside a series of children’s stories.

She lives in the United States, where she continues to write, teach, and inspire.

A Compass for Courage

We cannot prevent children from feeling fear. But we can walk beside them as they learn to face it—with bravery, honesty, and love.

This story is a gentle compass for those who wish to raise emotionally resilient children—without denying their feelings.

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