Books for Black Women and Girls Who Want to Feel, Not Just Function

These books offer a gentle path to listening to your body, honoring your emotions, and finding ease in your body.

From Survival to Nourishment

Dear Strong Black Woman is a tiny, potent collection of letters from one Strong Black Woman to another. Written by Jennifer Sterling, a recovering Strong Black Woman, these pages offer no lectures, no toxic positivity, and no demands. Just nourishment, reflection, and the quiet permission to put down the weight you’ve been carrying. Let it be the soft place you’ve been looking for.


When Feelings Get Too Big to Hold, Let Them Move

In Ella and the Whispering Wind, Ella discovers that her emotions are like the wind — powerful, shifting, and natural. Through gentle movement and self-discovery, she learns to let her feelings flow through her instead of getting stuck inside. A beautiful guide for kids to connect their bodies to their emotions.

  • "This book was exactly what I needed exactly when I needed it! Each letter spoke to my soul in different ways! This will be the book I reach for in my weak moments!"

    — Shee —

  • "This was much needed. The first few pages literally set the tone. It was a very much needed message. This is a quick real but the message can stick forever.."

    — Alexia —

  • "After reading the reviews, decided to get it! Wow I love it! Strong and short! Give it a try...u will love it also! I saw myself throughout the book!"

    — Latoya —