Building Strong Kids
The Little Virtues helps nurture a child's moral excellence and social-emotional intelligence through stories and active learning.
Meet The Author
Hi! I'm Rose Sprinkle and I'm the author and founder of The Little Virtues. Little did I know that when I wrote one book, The Little Virtues would grow into a company and life mission. I am passionate about storytelling, learning, and helping families and caregivers connect with children to help them become their best selves. I hope The Little Virtues will build many memories for your family for years to come.
My Motivation
For years I've been fascinated by human relationships, development, and what makes people happy. It is my belief that true joy is found when we grow through struggles and come out better having gone through them. The Little Virtues are written to encourage, inspire, and remind us what it means to be human. By practicing virtues, kids develop the resilience and emotional intelligence necessary to live a good life. Each Little Virtue was written at a time when I was struggling to learn that particular principle.
How The Little Virtues Began
Years ago in high school, I told my mom that one day I was going to write a children's book, so maybe I knew it was always meant to be. Writing these books have continued to be a cathartic and healing experience for me as I constantly grow and fumble through this beautiful mess we call life. I am happy to be joined by a wonderful team of illustrators, educators, and fans who continue to support and extend The Little Virtue's mission to touch children's lives.
Illustrator
Crystal is the talented illustrator behind Little Love, Little Envy, and Little Honest. Her style is whimsy, fun, and the series would not be what it is without her!
Illustrator
Judy lives with her family in Florida and is the illustrator for Little Faith, Little Charity, and Little Honor. Judy has three amazing kids that also regularly share ideas and give input for the books.
Illustrator
Kim lives in Utah and is the illustrator of Little Brave. She is incredibly talented with watercolor and it is the only book of the series that was not digitally illustrated, but instead drawn on paper.