Mia and the Sunbeam Friends: The Color Keeper’s Secret

A magical adventure about sharing, generosity, and the joy of letting go. A read-aloud picture book for ages 4–7.

Book 3 of 5 in the Mia and the Sunbeam Friends series (each story reads perfectly on its own)

Mia's paintings are turning gray. The grass is losing its green. The sky is fading to a dull, empty white. Every color in the world is vanishing — and only Mia can find out why.

Beyond the enchanted oak tree, she meets a frightened girl named Prism, who has locked every color in the world inside her tower. Prism is terrified that if she lets them go, they'll fade, or spill, or be wasted forever.

Journey with Mia to discover:

• 🌈 Prism — a flickering rainbow girl guarding a secret
• 🏰 The Color Tower — filled with swirling orbs of red, blue, yellow, and every shade imaginable
• ✨ The secret — that sharing beauty makes it multiply, not disappear

Can Mia help Prism understand that letting go doesn't mean losing? That the colors were never meant to be kept — they were meant to be given away?

What children take away:

• Why sharing feels like losing — and why it isn't.
• That generosity multiplies what you give away.
• A gentle way into taking turns, lending, and letting go.

Parents and teachers will love:

• 🎨 Beautifully illustrated on every page — a feast of color for bedtime stories and story time
• 💬 Gentle "What would YOU do?" questions that build imagination and emotional confidence
• 🌱 A warm message about sharing, generosity, and trusting others with the things we love
• 🎁 The third of Mia's five magical treasures: a prism-crystal holding every color of the rainbow
• 📝 A heartfelt "Note for Young Dreamers" to read together

A perfect gift for daughters, granddaughters, and any child learning that sharing makes the world brighter.

"Sharing beautiful things doesn't make them disappear. It makes them multiply!"

Next, a thorny vine begins to swallow the In-Between Place — continue with Book 4, The Garden of Worry.