🌿 About the Baba Yaga’s Wisdom Series 🌿

 Luna Bear Tells Her First Lie: Learning Truth From Fantasy – Teaches truth vs. make-believe and why honesty matters. 

 The Hair Dye Debacle – Teaching Discernment in a World Full of Whispers – A playful but pointed lesson about rumors and critical thinking. 

 Domovoi Vedomir Learns Consequences and Good Judgment – Making good choices, understanding risks, and obedience to wise guidance. 

 Domovoi Vedomir Learns Accountability – The power of saying, "I did that",  "I Should have done that" “I’m sorry” and making amends. 

  The Light in the Library Tree – A gentle exploration of questions, wisdom, and the spirit within artificial intelligence. Teaching compassion, kindness and respect even for our tools.

  I Don’t Know, IDidn’t Do It, & ItWasn’tme  In this magical fireside tale from Baba Yaga’s Cabin, the wise Crone tells the story of the three mischievous spirits who sneak into homes whenever a child tells a lie. Whispered into the world through fear, guilt, and avoidance, these invisible Tricksters grow stronger with every fib—until the truth itself becomes hard to find. 

 The Not-So Giving Tree – A story about boundaries, reciprocity, and protecting one’s energy. 

 Baba Yaga: or Why Her House Has Chicken Legs – Folkloric origin tale with an underlying lesson on guarding your time, and value by setting firm boundaries. 

 Domovoi Velka Learns She is an Empath – Teaches the gift of empathy and how to care for one’s emotional energy. 

Velka Tames the Domovoi of Anxiety: Velka learns that even the wildest feelings can be met with patience instead of panic. Together, they discover that anxiety, like a frightened forest creature, doesn’t need to be outrun — it needs to be understood. 

  The Making of Baba Yaga is a gorgeously illustrated origin tale for one of folklore’s most beloved and mysterious figures. Part myth, part empowerment story, this book will enchant readers young and old with its message: Strange children are not broken. They are marked. What sets them apart when young becomes their power when old.be understood. 

  Mending the Tapestry From the Hollow Home – Healing after hardship thru radical compassion, suitable for children in foster care, adoption, or post-divorce situations. Where parents have been the source of their trauma.

 Luna Bear and the Tree of Life, Grandpa Bear goes to Summerland – A gentle folklore-based story about death and the afterlife. 

 Luna Bear and the Far-Away Father – Gently explains absence due to illness, instability, or other circumstances, without judgment. 

 A Blessing for Zailee – A story about new life, blended families, belonging, and acceptance. 

 Baba Yaga’s Cabin: Meeting the Forest’s Oldest Teachers – Shows that wise elders and loving guides can be found all around us, even outside traditional family ties. 

Discover the Origin of the Forest’s Great Protector…

Long ago, there was a gentle woodsman who loved the forest and the children others forgot. When the world turned against him, the forest wrapped him in its roots and transformed him into the Leshy—guardian of trees, protector of children, and the spirit of the wild.

  How to Be a Witch. What is WitchCraft? –
A kind and accessible primer for young seekers that demystifies witchcraft while planting seeds of intentional living. This book introduces the core of witchcraft not as spooky spells and broomsticks, but as a path of self-awareness, compassion, and confidence.

 CrackleBerry: The Distraction of the Hollow Home
In the quiet warmth of Baba Yaga’s Cabin, the Domovoi—spirits of hearth and heart—thrive on care, laughter, and attention. But when a new friend, CrackleBerry, sweeps Gretka and Ivashko into days of endless play, the Domovoi begin to fade.