The Child's Dreamroom is a poetry anthology spoken by doors, beds, lamps, drawers, and quiet corners ? objects that watched a child grow, rest, play, pray, and slowly become someone new.
Each poem gives voice to ordinary things that choose gentleness over instruction, presence over control. This is a book about safety without dependence, growth without grief, and faith without pressure.
Written for readers of all ages, The Child's Dreamroom offers a place to rest ? for children being read to, for adults remembering, and for anyone who needs to be reminded that growing does not erase belonging.
This is not a book about staying small.
It is a book about being remembered kindly.
