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About LoveLight Press

LoveLight Press creates children’s books, educational resources, programs, and creative experiences that invite people to explore what it means to be human.

Stories give us a place to encounter some of life’s deepest questions: What does it mean to love? To belong? To be afraid? To be courageous? To know ourselves? To live alongside one another?

Our work creates space for those questions without prescribing all the answers. Through storytelling, reflection, conversation, and creative exploration, we help children and the adults who guide them strengthen the inner capacities that make understanding ourselves and one another possible— and discover the power we have to meet life with greater awareness, love, courage, and choice.

What We Do

Our Mission

To use stories to help children and the adults who guide them explore what is human—and cultivate the inner capacities that reveal the power of being human: love, presence, curiosity, courage, and discernment.

What We Value

Love: The foundation of every word and image we share

  • Love: The foundation from which we encounter ourselves and one another

  • Presence: Meeting what is here with attention and openness

  • Curiosity: Making room for questions, discovery, and possibility

  • Truth: Looking honestly at ourselves, one another, and the world

  • Connection: Remembering that our lives are deeply intertwined

  • Courage: Meeting uncertainty and experience without turning away

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Who we Serve

We create for:

  • Children discovering themselves and the world around them

  • Parents, caregivers, and other adults guiding children

  • Educators seeking thoughtful, story-centered learning experiences

  • Schools, libraries, museums, and community spaces creating opportunities for connection and reflection

Our First Book

Heart to Heart is a poetic book that invites children into a world of comfort, beauty, and deep connection. With glowing illustrations and heartfelt verses, it’s a love letter to the soul—a reminder that we are always loved and unified by the invisible threads that hold us together.

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Meet the Author

Aubrie Reed is a writer, mother, educator, and founder of LoveLight Press. Her creative journey is rooted in mindfulness and her deep love for family. Aubrie lives in Colorado with her husband and three children, where she finds inspiration in quiet moments, nature, and bedtime rituals that spark connection.

Before founding LoveLight Press, she worked in elementary education and museum education, where she specialized in making learning interactive, creative, and meaningful for kids and families. These experiences continue to shape the programs LoveLight Press designs today.

Heart to Heart is her debut book—a love letter to children and their adults alike, inviting stillness, warmth, and soul-deep reassurance every day.

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"We believe every story told with love becomes a light in someone’s heart."

— LoveLight Press

Whether you’re here to read, reflect, or create, we welcome you into our circle of light. Sign up for our newsletter, follow us on social media, or explore our growing library of soulful stories.

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