What If
The Vision
“People everywhere would dance and sing and be happy. And there was only sunshine and love, so all the scary monsters would go away forever.”
This narrative validates the deep, imaginative desires children hold for a world filled with joy and safety. It offers a gentle space to process anxieties by replacing them with fantastical, positive resolutions.
Therapeutic Guide
Core Utility: Provides a safe outlet for expressing unmet desires and fears through imaginative play.
Conversation Starters:
- If your teddy bear could fly you anywhere, where would you go first?
- Which magical thing from your dreams would you most want to be real?
- If you could make a special rain to clean the world, what would it clean first?
About the Creators
About the Author
A Magna Cum Laude graduate from the University of Texas, Regina Williams is a speech and language pathologist in public schools.
Visual Style
Mood: Whimsical, Soft, Luminous
Reviews & Awards
From Our Verified Readers
- “The story is beautiful and the pictures are so detailed. The book keeps the attention of old and young alike.”
- “The children really liked the book, and the adults in the room were smiling too. The book proposes a bunch of fanciful 'what ifs' and the illustrations are beautiful.”
- “Lovely, whimsical text and drawings. Good conversation prompter. Comfortable length, good balance between text and pictures.”
- “What if 'dogs really did grow on dogwood trees,' and 'flowers tasted like lollipops,' and 'butterflies could sing?' Those are but a few of the questions the main character asks his mom in order to delay his bedtime just a little longer.”
- “This colorful book allows us to enter the creative mind of a little boy who tries to delay his bedtime each night by playing a special game called: What If?”
The Vision
“People everywhere would dance and sing and be happy. And there was only sunshine and love, so all the scary monsters would go away forever.”
This narrative validates the deep, imaginative desires children hold for a world filled with joy and safety. It offers a gentle space to process anxieties by replacing them with fantastical, positive resolutions.
Therapeutic Guide
Core Utility: Provides a safe outlet for expressing unmet desires and fears through imaginative play.
Conversation Starters:
- If your teddy bear could fly you anywhere, where would you go first?
- Which magical thing from your dreams would you most want to be real?
- If you could make a special rain to clean the world, what would it clean first?
About the Creators
About the Author
A Magna Cum Laude graduate from the University of Texas, Regina Williams is a speech and language pathologist in public schools.
Visual Style
Mood: Whimsical, Soft, Luminous
Reviews & Awards
From Our Verified Readers
- “The story is beautiful and the pictures are so detailed. The book keeps the attention of old and young alike.”
- “The children really liked the book, and the adults in the room were smiling too. The book proposes a bunch of fanciful 'what ifs' and the illustrations are beautiful.”
- “Lovely, whimsical text and drawings. Good conversation prompter. Comfortable length, good balance between text and pictures.”
- “What if 'dogs really did grow on dogwood trees,' and 'flowers tasted like lollipops,' and 'butterflies could sing?' Those are but a few of the questions the main character asks his mom in order to delay his bedtime just a little longer.”
- “This colorful book allows us to enter the creative mind of a little boy who tries to delay his bedtime each night by playing a special game called: What If?”