CARLSBAD, Calif. - s4story -- Indigo tells the story of a shy color searching for her place in the Rainbow, beautifully illustrating the emotional struggles that many young readers face today. This captivating narrative not only resonates with children but also serves as a valuable resource for parents, educators, and mental health advocates eager to spark open discussions about emotional well-being.

Key Highlights:

• Mental Health Focus: Offers relatable insights into anxiety, and individuality, fostering resilience and promoting self-acceptance in young readers.
• Authentic Voice: Written by a teen, Indigo connects with its audience genuinely and positively.
• Visual Appeal: Features vibrant illustrations that engage and captivate young minds.

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Indigo will be available for purchase starting October 17, 2024, at Barnes & Noble, with upcoming releases on Amazon and through major retailers. Don't miss the chance to support this important cause and empower the next generation.
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/indigo-nicolet...

ISBN-13: 9798991531108

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