I’ve always loved stories — especially the kind that open up new worlds, ask big questions, and leave behind a gentle sparkle of hope.

Children’s questions inspire me deeply. They’re simple, yet profound — and often carry the kind of truth we forget as adults. It was through these questions that I found my way into writing.

But my stories don’t come only from curiosity — they also come from memory.

From my own childhood moments, both bright and difficult.

Writing became a way to revisit, to understand, and slowly, to heal.

Each story I write is not just for children — it’s for the child I once was too.

A small voice, whispering: "It’s okay to wonder, to feel, and to dream."