Grace Harper

Grace Harper is a children’s author who believes that the best books can make learning, imagination, faith, and discovery feel like an adventure.

Through her books, Grace creates engaging stories, meaningful lessons, and educational experiences designed to inspire young minds and encourage a lifelong love of reading and learning. Her work spans bedtime stories, faith-based books, inspiring true stories, educational workbooks, and other thoughtfully created books for children and families.

Grace believes children learn best when they are interested, engaged, and having fun. That is why she combines simple, age-appropriate language with engaging ideas, memorable stories, creative activities, and lessons children can understand and carry with them. Her books are created to give young readers something enjoyable to read while also helping them discover new ideas, values, people, traditions, and possibilities.

She especially enjoys creating books that encourage kindness, courage, curiosity, compassion, determination, good character, faith, and a love of learning. Whether she is telling the story of an extraordinary person, sharing a meaningful faith-based lesson, introducing children to an important moment in history, or creating an activity that makes learning more enjoyable, Grace strives to make every page inviting and worthwhile.

Grace also understands that a great children’s book is not only for the child—it is something parents, caregivers, teachers, and families can feel good about bringing into their homes and sharing together.

When she is not writing, Grace enjoys discovering new stories, learning about remarkable people and cultures, and finding creative ways to turn everyday lessons into stories, activities, and experiences that children can understand and remember.

Her goal is simple: to create books that children genuinely enjoy reading while giving them something meaningful to take away from every page.

Through every book, Grace hopes to inspire young readers to read a little more, imagine a little bigger, learn something new, grow in character and faith, and carry a meaningful lesson with them long after they turn the final page.