Little Dreamer gives hope to young readers who's parents are deployed

March 26, 2015 - PRLog -- Many children know what it's like to face the heartache of seeing a parent(s) leave for a deployment. They are unsure about when they would see their parent again, and hope and dream of their safe return. In Little Dreamer, children's book author Genesis Robinson, writes to touch the hearts of children who can identify with this feeling. Through this sweet story, she offers hope and encouragement to them.

"As a dual military family, there are many struggles that our children dealt with," says Robinson. "This book is just a little reminder that dreams do come true, and it won’t always be so hard on families. It will get better."

Book Summary:

There is nothing in the world that Lani wants more than to have her dad return home from his deployment. Her dad is in the Navy, and she has been waiting many months for him to come home. Every night when she goes to bed, she dreams about things that mean the most to her, especially seeing her dad. She wakes up every morning expecting her beautiful dream to be a reality, but she ends up sad and disappointed. This always leaves her asking, "WHY ARE THERE DREAMS IN MY BED?" One morning, Lani is awakened to a sweet surprise. Will Lani see her most special dream come true?

Through this story, children will be comforted in knowing they have family who loves them, while they wait to see their most important dream come true.

"Little Dreamer is a children's book that pulls all the right strings in your heart," says Kennisha Hill, the Founder and CEO of NyreePress. "There are so many little Lani's in the world who are waiting for their parent(s) to come home from a deployment. I believe this book will help them know that they are not alone and that it will get better."

Little Dreamer is now available at major online retailers. To learn more, visit www.nyreepress.com.


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