Find the Right Book

Stories to Support Your Child’s Journey

Every child’s experience is unique. Enchanted Hope Foundation’s books were created to help children feel understood, supported, and brave during different medical and emotional journeys.

Whether your child is preparing for a medical experience, navigating treatment, experiencing change, or simply looking for a story where they feel represented, our books offer gentle ways to begin conversations and create moments of connection.

Explore our stories below to find the book that best fits your child’s journey.

What is your child experiencing right now?

💜 My child is facing cancer or treatment
Princess Lily Series

🧚 My child is experiencing hair loss or changes in appearance
Princess Lily and the Hair Fairy

🌊 My child has a sibling going through a medical journey
Princess Lily and the Mermaid Lagoon

My child has a rare condition or feels different
Princess Alannah Series

🛡️ My child is preparing for medical tests or procedures
Jackson the Bravest Knight

🌙 My child is feeling worried, scared, or overwhelmed
Stories of courage and comfort

Which Story Is Right for Your Child?

💜 My child is facing cancer or chemotherapy

Princess Lily Series

For children and families navigating cancer treatment, hospital experiences, and the emotions that come with medical journeys.

Best suited for:

  • Beginning treatment
  • Ongoing treatments
  • Hospital experiences
  • Building confidence and courage

🧚 My child is experiencing hair loss or changes in appearance

Princess Lily and the Hair Fairy

A story to support children through changes that may affect how they see themselves.

Best suited for:

  • Preparing for hair loss
  • Medical hair loss
  • Building self-confidence
  • Talking about changes

✨ My child has a rare condition or feels different

Princess Alannah Series

Stories that celebrate individuality, confidence, and the things that make every child unique.

Best suited for:

  • Rare conditions
  • Medical differences
  • Feeling different from others
  • Building self-acceptance

🛡️ My child is preparing for medical tests or procedures

Jackson the Bravest Knight Series

A story to help children understand medical experiences and discover their own bravery.

Best suited for:

  • Medical tests
  • Procedures
  • Waiting periods
  • NPO instructions
  • New healthcare experiences

🌊 My Child Has a Sibling Going Through a Medical Journey

Princess Lily and the Mermaid Lagoon

Medical journeys affect the whole family — including siblings.

Princess Lily and the Mermaid Lagoon helps children explore the emotions that can come when a brother or sister needs extra attention, including feelings of worry, confusion, loneliness, or feeling left out.

Through a magical adventure, Princess Lily reminds children that their feelings matter and that they are an important part of their family’s journey.

Helpful for:

  • Siblings of children facing illness or medical challenges
  • Children who feel left out during hospital visits or treatments
  • Families encouraging open conversations about emotions
  • Helping siblings feel seen, valued, and included

This story helps children understand that all feelings are okay and that talking about them is an important part of feeling supported.

🌙 My child feels worried, scared, or overwhelmed

Stories of courage and comfort

Our books can help children explore feelings, ask questions, and find reassurance through imagination and storytelling.

Best suited for:

  • Anxiety around medical experiences
  • Big emotions
  • New situations
  • Needing comfort and connection

How Books Can Help

A story can give children:
✨ A way to understand what is happening
✨ A safe way to talk about feelings
✨ A reminder that they are not alone
✨ A character they can relate to
✨ A moment of comfort during a difficult time

Need Help Choosing?

If you are unsure which book is right for your child, our team is happy to help guide you.

For Parents & Caregivers

You know your child best.

The right book is not always about matching a diagnosis — sometimes it is about matching a feeling.

A child may need a story about courage before a procedure, confidence during change, or simply a reminder that they are strong and supported.