It's Going to Be a Good Day: 25 Feel-Good Short Stories of Kindness, Inspiration, and Grace inspired by true events
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The Perfect Uplifting Gift for Anyone Needing a Dose of Hope and Comfort
Discover a collection of heartwarming short stories designed to brighten even the darkest days. "It's Going to Be a Good Day" offers 25 carefully crafted tales inspired by true events, featuring beautiful full-color illustrations that bring each story to life. These accounts of everyday miracles, unexpected kindness, and gentle wisdom remind us of the beauty that exists all around us.
The Ideal Gift for:
- Anyone searching for a great Feel Good book.
- Someone on their healing journey
- A loved one in assisted living
- Friends navigating recovery
- Anyone needing emotional support
- Mother's Day celebrations
- Hospital stays and convalescence
- Those seeking daily inspiration
- Anyone searching for a great Feel Good book.
Each story in this collection can be read in just 5-15 minutes, making it perfect for bedside tables, waiting rooms, or those precious moments of quiet reflection. The stories feature relatable characters finding strength, joy, and connection in life's ordinary moments.
Written with compassion by Anita Kaltenbaugh, these uplifting short stories offer more than just entertainment—they provide comfort, spark hope, and gently remind readers that even in challenging times, there is goodness to be found.
What readers are saying:
"Like a warm hug in book form."
"The perfect pick-me-up during a difficult time."
"I keep this by my bedside for when I need a moment of peace."
♥ Give the gift of optimism with this beautifully designed collection of inspiring stories that promise to make every day a little brighter.
Anita Kaltenbaugh believes in the power of stories to heal and inspire. Drawing from real-life moments of grace and tenacity, she crafts narratives that illuminate the extraordinary kindness found in everyday life.
“The perfect reminder that hope can be found in the smallest moments. Keep this book close.”
Dr. Stephanie Howard, Clinical Psychologist
