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Invisible Wounds: Healing from Trauma
Teddy bear illustration with text 'Annie Bear' by Kerri Walker.

The Annie Bear Books — gentle stories for little hearts carrying big feelings, written by Kerri Walker.

Annie Bear Asks “What If?” — A Bedtime Story for Big Worries

Five-year-old Sarah’s what-ifs get loud at lights-out — small worries, and the biggest one of all: missing her Mommy. Through her teddy bear, Annie, Sarah finds words for every worry, and her daddy learns the most important thing of all: he doesn’t have to fix the feelings. He just has to stay.

For ages 3–8 · Paperback · Includes a gentle guide for grown-ups with three simple bedtime tools: breathe together, name worries smallest-first, and make room for the missing.

“A tender and accessible story that gives children language for worries that can feel too large to name.”

— Dr. Roderick Logan, DPTh, FAAETS · Trauma-Informed Coherence Coach and Fellow, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress

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Coming in January 2027

Annie Bear Asks "Why Won't You Listen?"

Sarah is back, Annie is listening, and this time it’s the grown-ups who have something to learn.

Next Book Coming Summer 2027

A little stray named Lulu is about to find her family.

Kerri Walker writes stories that help children feel safe, seen, and loved. Annie Bear is named for Kerri’s mother, Ann — the original Annie Bear.

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