
Hope's Voice: Good Touch or Bad Touch?
Hope gently helps young readers learn about good and bad touches, when it's okay to say STOP, and why they can always tell a trusted grown-up — their body belongs to them, and their voice matters.
Story Time
Your library of Hope's stories. Open a book, or keep reading where you stopped.
Hope's Voice is the book series; Hope's World is the interactive experience that brings its lessons to life. The series begins with early-childhood lessons about feelings, safety, kindness, inclusion, confidence, differences, and belonging — and as Hope grows older, her stories grow with her, meeting more mature, age-appropriate challenges like bullying, friendships, peer pressure, boundaries, and self-esteem.

Hope gently helps young readers learn about good and bad touches, when it's okay to say STOP, and why they can always tell a trusted grown-up — their body belongs to them, and their voice matters.

Hope discovers that the things that make each of us different are the very things that make us beautiful — and that every child belongs exactly as they are.

When Hope meets a new friend who plays a little differently, she learns that inclusion starts with a simple invitation — there's always a way to play together.

Hope faces pressure to change who she is to be accepted, and learns that real friends love you for being yourself — and that confidence is the best answer to bullying.
Hope's Voice is designed to grow with its readers. Hope's early stories explore feelings, confidence, friendship, safety, and finding your voice. As Hope grows older, her stories will grow with her — helping children navigate new emotions, choices, relationships, and life experiences. New stages. New lessons. The same message: your voice matters.
Growing up brings new challenges. Hope will be there to help children find their voice through them.