Empower all children to grow up feeling equipped and confident

Sophie Says: Making life’s most important lessons fun to learn

Our mission is to enable all children to grow up feeling equipped and empowered to face their futures.

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At Sophie Says we are helping children bypass harmful stereotypes before they set in.

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We offer toolkits to help navigate tricky conversations.

Here at Sophie Says we aim to provide positive messages

We provide toolkits to help parents/carers/teachers navigate some of the trickier conversations

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Sophie Says … Everyone’s welcome!

Imagine a world where children grow up never doubting whether they are included…We are on a mission to help children bypass harmful stereotypes and see the world as it should be. Sophie Says provides a trusted toolkit for parents and people looking for gifts for little ones that feature powerful messages to get them talking about their feelings, dreams, and so much more.

Our books and school packages help navigate potentially tricky subjects with bright colours, and exciting characters that children will want to be best friends with.

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Are you looking for a children’s book that…Inspires? Excites? Empowers?

You’ve come to the right place!

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Reviews

"I wish something like this was around when I was younger. The sooner children can learn how to talk about their feelings the better"
Frankie Bridge, Presenter, Author and Singer

"It's so important our kids know that every emotion is normal regardless of gender and stereotypes - these books are amazing!"
Emma Willis, TV and Radio Presenter

"I believe every child should have these books on their bookshelf"
Ferne McCann, Model and TV Personality

Watch Our Videos

Finding Bunny - Wellbeing for the Classroom Programme

Sophie Says It's Okay Not To Be Okay Song and Music Video

Our Mission and Vision

About Me

Hi, I’m Esther and I’m the founder of Sophie Says and the author of the books within the series. The idea for the first book (Sophie Says I Can, I Will) came to me after having my son, Asher (who is the first and most important reader of all the books!).

I knew I wanted him to grow up understanding that both girls and boys could achieve anything that they set their minds to, but I couldn’t find any books that featured a female lead character (a human one, not an animal one!) that really represented the message I wanted to teach him. So I thought, if I can’t find the story I want to tell, I’d better write it myself.