🐾 New Book

NEW: Bailey Bear
and the Big Bully

How One Brave Little Bark Changed the Whole Game
A Lesson in Standing Together and Finding Your Power

When a bully takes over the dog park, Bailey learns that real courage is not about being the biggest dog. With the support of his friends, he discovers that standing together, setting healthy boundaries, and finding new ways to play can change everything.

Bailey Bear, a golden Pomeranian, at the park
Bailey Bear — the real rescue Pomeranian who inspires the series.
The Bailey Bear Series

Big Feelings. Brave
Hearts. One Little Bear.

Every Bailey Bear story is inspired by real experiences and helps children navigate big feelings with honesty, kindness, and hope.

Bailey is a small rescue dog with big feelings—and a lot to learn about the world. Through Bailey's adventures, young readers explore belonging, difference, friendship, fear, illness, change, confidence, courage, and the complicated feelings that are not always easy to name.

Good Bailey Bear cover
Book One

Good Bailey Bear

How a “Bad” Dog Found His Way Home

One loving family helps Bailey discover that being misunderstood does not make him bad—it simply means he has not yet found where he truly belongs.

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Book Two

Bailey Bear Gets a Job

How a Loud Bark Became His Superpower

Bailey discovers that what makes him different may become his greatest strength.

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Book Three · New

Bailey Bear and the Big Bully

How One Brave Little Bark Changed the Whole Game

A reassuring story about bullying, friendship, safety, belonging, courage, and resilience.

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Bailey's small-dog friends playing together
For home, school & story time

Take Bailey's lessons beyond the story.

Free resources help parents, teachers, librarians, counselors, and caregivers continue the conversations Bailey's stories begin.

“Courage is not about being fearless. Sometimes it is simply finding the strength to take the next small step.”