Meet Ray. The friend your child didn’t know they needed.
Ray Roxby is eight years old, lives in Botany, Sydney, and notices things other kids sometimes miss. He cares deeply, asks big questions, and has a habit of stepping in when something doesn’t feel fair. He feels things fully, even when he doesn’t quite have the words for them yet.
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He’s curious, kind-hearted, occasionally impulsive, and always trying.
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Sound like a child you know?
The right story can make a sensitive child feel deeply understood.
Ray’s stories aren’t about teaching your child how to feel. They’re about sitting beside a boy who already feels things deeply and watching him slowly figure the world out. That’s what changes things.
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Not a lecture. Not a worksheet.
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Just a story that makes a child feel a little less alone in who they are.
Four chapter books for sensitive kids. One unforgettable boy.
Each book works on its own, so there’s no wrong place to begin. But if you follow Ray from the start, something unexpected happens: you stop feeling like you’re reading about a boy and start feeling like you know him.
The responses to Ray have been something special.
"As a therapist, we are always looking for resources to help teach clients and create ways for clients to learn and grow. This book is an excellent resource for assisting professionals. Highly recommend not only for professionals, but also parents seeking opportunities to explore kindness and healthy coping."
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Melissa K., Licensed Therapist, Ohio
"I was hooked from the first pages. The depth of emotion is so compassionately described that I felt like I truly understood Ray's grief journey. Brilliantly done, and a book that would absolutely support any child experiencing a similar life event. 10/10."
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Kathryne Imabayashi, M.Ed., B.S.Ed., Parents of Boys Coach, Early Years Specialist, Author
"My grandson, who is 10 and an avid reader, says Radical Ray is the best book he's ever read. He is creating a Radical Ray quiz."
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Sue P., Lebanon, Ohio