Introducing:Mom Interrupted
The laugh-out-loud, wine-rewarded survival guide for moms hanging on by a thread (and that thread is sticky).
Packed with sarcastic prompts, chaotic parenting confessions, and zero judgment, it’s self-care you’ll actually enjoy.
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Continue reading →: Is This Chaos Normal? A Boy Mom’s ConfessionBeing a boy mom is an adventure full of #ParentingFails, toothpaste disasters, and wild #ToddlerLife moments. Clara Harper reflects on the chaos, the laughs, and how motherhood inspired her to write books about Social Emotional Learning. Boy moms, let’s talk—are you okay?
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Continue reading →: Exciting News! Two Major Milestones for My Books!Hello, wonderful readers and families! I am beyond thrilled to share not just one but TWO exciting updates with you all! First, my newest children’s book, I Can Overcome My Sadness, is finally here! This heartfelt story is a gentle guide for children navigating grief, loss, and sadness, offering them…
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Continue reading →: Supporting Your Child Through Loss: A Parent’s GuideBy Clara Harper As parents, facing the challenge of helping our children cope with the loss of a loved one or pet can feel overwhelming. Grief is complex, and even adults struggle with its waves. So, how do we help our kids find a sense of peace and resilience in…
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Continue reading →: The Impact of Screen Time on Children’s Mental Health: A Growing ConcernAs parents, it’s easy to rely on screens to keep our children entertained, but we must be mindful of the potential effects. Studies have shown that children who spend excessive time in front of screens may face increased risks of anxiety, attention issues, and even depression. This is especially concerning…
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Continue reading →: Navigating Tough Emotions: How SEL Can Help Young ChildrenIn today’s fast-paced world, young children are facing complex emotions that they may not yet know how to navigate. Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) equips them with essential tools to manage feelings like anger, grief, and frustration. In my book *Anger is My Monster*, I explore how children can learn…
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Continue reading →: Using Children’s Books to Foster Social-Emotional Learning: Why It MattersAs parents and educators, we want to help children navigate their emotions in healthy ways. Social-emotional learning (SEL) through children’s books is a powerful tool for building empathy, resilience, and emotional intelligence. In this post, I explore how books like Anger Is My Monster can help kids understand and manage…
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Continue reading →: How AI Writing Tools Are Revolutionizing the Careers of Authors: My Personal Journey with Creative TechAs an author, I never imagined that AI would become a key part of my creative process, but here we are! From helping me conquer writer’s block to speeding up the editing process, AI writing tools have changed the way I approach storytelling. With tools like ChatGPT and ProWritingAid, I’m…
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Continue reading →: Ultimate Guide to Marketing Your First Children’s Book for Aspiring AuthorsLearn how to successfully market your first children’s book with tips from Clara Harper, author of Anger is My Monster. Discover strategies for building an online presence, collaborating with authors, and promoting your book effectively.
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So you hit the Publish button on KDP, now what?
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Continue reading →: So you hit the Publish button on KDP, now what?How to market your book after KDP upload – What I Do After Uploading My Manuscript to KDP to Market and Launch My Latest Books Hi, I’m Clara Harper, a children’s book author, and today, I want to share what I do after uploading my manuscript to Kindle Direct Publishing…
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Continue reading →: The Rise of Diversity in Children’s Literature: How to Create Inclusive Stories that Feature Diverse CharactersIn recent years, there has been a significant shift in the world of children’s literature. More than ever, there is a growing demand for authors to create inclusive stories with diverse characters and narratives that reflect the rich tapestry of our global society. Parents, educators, and young readers alike are…
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