"Annia Faith's engaging writing is paired with artful illustrations to create a children's book that is powerful in its simplicity and relevant in its message."
- Kayla Gahagan
"Most notable tales are genuine and straightforward as is this story. it has a simple message with a unique blend of engaging dialogue and creative illustrations. It is a story that has the Icarian touch with a happy ending. The Boy Who Feared The Wind will be a delight to young readers of all ages for years to come.
- Mark A. Clarke
"The overall premise of the story is beautiful and simple, with a theme that all parents and kids can relate to in their own way. The illustrations are beautiful and so fitting to the story. I especially love how more color comes into the illustrations toward the end, when the boy begins to realize that taking risks adds more "color" to his life. Well done."
- Kate Meadows
"The Girl Who Feared the Storm is a beautiful and imaginative story about fear, courage, faith, and discovering hope in the middle of life's storms. Annia uses powerful imagery and meaningful spiritual symbolism to help children understand that courage doesn't mean never feeling afraid. Sometimes courage means trusting God and moving forward even while we're afraid. A heartfelt story with a message both children and parents will remember!"
- Pastor Rob Bray
"The Girl Who Feared the Storm is a great sequel to The Boy Who Feared the Wind. Not only is there a powerful story of facing our fears in order to live life to the full, now there is the addition of using our own past struggles to help others overcome theirs. That IS truly living! This book demonstrates that 'ife has color when we allow the purpose of our past to give purpose to another person's future!
- Kara Beautiful Bald Eagle
