Emiya Learns To Dance

What happens when a little girl who loves to dance discovers that one difficult step just won't come easily?

Emiya loves dancing, but when she struggles to master a new move, frustration makes her want to give up. While the other dancers seem to get it right, Emiya begins comparing herself, losing confidence, and resisting the very correction meant to help her grow.

With encouragement from her mother, her granddad, Mr. Cox, and the family who loves her, Emiya discovers an important lesson: messing up does not mean she is finished. Sometimes faith looks like praying, listening, practicing, and having the courage to try again.

Inspired by the truth of Philippians 4:13, Emiya Learns Her Dance is a beautifully illustrated Christian children's story about faith, perseverance, teachability, confidence, family encouragement, and trusting Jesus when something feels hard. Emiya learns that Christ giving her strength does not mean everything will be easy-it means she has the strength to keep going.

Perfect for young dancers, children learning how to handle frustration, Christian families, Sunday school classrooms, dance teachers, and parents who want to teach children that their first try does not have to be their final try.

Featuring colorful illustrations, a memory verse, a courage lesson, prayer, and parent-and-child discussion questions, Emiya Learns Her Dance gives families more than a story-it gives children a faith-filled reminder:

Pray. Listen. Practice. Try again.

Because with Jesus, a difficult moment does not have to become the end of the story.