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As kids go back to school, one of the most important things we can teach them is self-trust. We won’t always be there when someone makes them doubt themselves. We won’t always hear when someone tells them that what they saw, felt, or know to be true… isn’t. And honestly, that’s scary. Because we can’t protect our kids from every difficult person, every confusing situation, or every moment when they start to question themselves. But we can give them something they can carry with them: The ability to trust their own voice. We can teach them that just because someone says something with confidence doesn’t mean they have to stop thinking for themselves. That they’re allowed to pause. To think. To ask questions. To say, “Wait… what do I think?” That’s the heart behind "The Sky Is Red". It’s a children’s story about learning to trust yourself, even when you’re being pressured not to. Because we won’t always be beside them to say, “Trust yourself.” So let’s help them learn to say it to themselves. "The Sky Is Red" helps start that conversation.