Nadja Coln

New Books

All of my newest children’s books are available on Amazon and Bookemon under Nadja Coln. I’m continually adding fresh stories filled with heart, imagination, and joy—so feel free to explore my collection and check back often for new releases.

While You Were Not Looking

While You Were Not Looking is a thoughtful children’s story that helps young readers understand how easily moments can pass us by when we’re distracted—especially by screens. Through a relatable main character and gentle storytelling, the book encourages kids to look up, stay present, and reconnect with the world around them. It’s a warm reminder about mindfulness, family, and noticing the little things that matter most.

Recommended Age:
Perfect for children ages 6–10, early independent readers, or classrooms discussing digital balance, awareness, and healthy tech habits.

Published by:
Amazon (KDP)

The Night of a Thousand Lights

The Night of a Thousand Lights is a heartwarming story that follows a child experiencing the magic, colors, and traditions of a vibrant Mexican celebration. Through gentle storytelling and rich cultural detail, the book introduces young readers to the beauty of community, heritage, and new experiences. It highlights how stepping into another culture can spark joy, curiosity, and connection—especially through traditions filled with light, hope, and togetherness.

Recommended Age:
Perfect for children ages 6–10, classroom read-alouds, and units exploring world cultures, traditions, and global awareness.

Published by:
Bookemon

Amazon

Liam the Laughing Llama

Liam the Laughing Llama is a joyful and uplifting story about a lovable young llama whose silly, squeaky laugh brings happiness everywhere he goes. After getting separated from his herd, Liam wanders into a quiet village in the Peruvian Andes—a place in need of a little laughter. Through funny mishaps, new friendships, and his unforgettable giggle, Liam helps the villagers rediscover joy, connection, and the magic of embracing who you truly are. This heartwarming tale celebrates kindness, courage, and the power of being yourself.

Recommended Age:
Ideal for children ages 4–9, early readers, read-aloud time, and classrooms exploring emotions, friendship, and cultural stories from around the world.

Published by:

Bookemon

Amazon

The Christmas Balloon

The Christmas Balloon is a magical holiday story about hope, kindness, and the small wonders that bring people together. When a child sends a Christmas wish floating into the night sky on a bright red balloon, the journey that follows touches hearts in unexpected places. Through gentle storytelling and warm illustrations, this book reminds young readers that even the simplest acts of love can travel far and make a big difference. It’s a festive tale filled with wonder, connection, and the spirit of giving.

Recommended Age:
Perfect for children ages 4–9, holiday read-alouds, bedtime stories, and classroom Christmas traditions.

Published by:

Bookemon

Bubble Gum and Chocolate Drops

is a whimsical, culturally rich adventure set in the Ethiopian highlands. It follows Beti—a bold, imaginative six-year-old who believes that anything is possible. When her village struggles through a long, scorching dry season, Beti sets out on a brave journey to ask the sleeping volcano, Mount Hayli, for help. What follows is pure magic: long-awaited rain, a burst of hope, and a surprise candy eruption that brings joy, laughter, and celebration to the whole community. This delightful tale honors Ethiopian landscapes, traditions, and the power of a child’s belief that even the smallest voice can make a big difference.

Recommended Age:
Perfect for children ages 5–10, multicultural lessons, geography units, story-time read-alouds, and classrooms exploring global folklore, imagination, and cultural pride.

Available on Amazon

Yaa Mansa

Yaa Mansa: The Guardian of the Savanna

Kojo and his sister Adjoa wander too far into the tall grasses of the African savanna and find themselves face to face with danger. Just when all hope seems lost, a mysterious guardian appears, guiding them safely home and teaching them the difference between bravery and wisdom.

A beautiful, culturally inspired story about courage, respect for nature, and the unseen forces that protect us

Recommended Age

Ages 6–10
Perfect for read-aloud, classroom discussions, and introducing children to global cultures and storytelling traditions.

Availabe on Amazon

MEssage in a Bottle

Message in a Bottle is a historical, heartwarming children’s story that connects two generations through courage and hope.
In 1915, young soldier Arthur Colson leaves his home in Dover and his beloved family to fight in World War I. Facing loneliness and fear aboard a rough sea voyage, he writes a message of encouragement, seals it in a bottle, and releases it into the ocean before heading into battle.

More than a century later, Robert, Arthur’s great-grandson, struggles with being teased at school because one of his legs is longer than the other. Lonely and discouraged, he meets Andy, a new boy who discovers Arthur’s bottle washed up on the beach. When the boys read the message together, Robert finds strength, confidence, and the friendship he has long wished for.

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